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Top 3 Altcoins to Watch for the First Week of October 2026

Source Beincrypto

Top 3 altcoins, Quant (QNT), Bitway (BTW), and Sui (SUI), rank among top seven-day gainers. QNT leads with a 300% rally, followed by BTW at 78% and SUI at 30%.

All three charts remain bullish. However, overbought readings and fading volume suggest the first week of October may bring tests of support.

Coin	7-day gain	Chart	Outlook	Main risk
QNT	+307%	weekly, breakout through three lower highs	strong, but deeply overbought	wide gap to $160 support
BTW	+78%	daily, broadening megaphone	bullish, targets $1.69 and $2.14	double bearish RSI divergence, fading volume
SUI	+30%	daily, Fibonacci recovery	bullish, pullback to $1.12 likely	declining volume, flattening RSI

Quant (QNT) Breaks Three Lower Highs After 300% Surge

The Clearing House selected Quant on September 24 to support tokenized deposit settlement across 25 major US banks. The deal triggered the largest weekly candle on QNT’s chart.

On the weekly chart, QNT broke through three lower highs. These sit at $101.87 from December 2025, $131.58 from July 2025, and $160.70 from December 2024.

Last week’s candle opened near $64 and closed at $286.64, a gain of roughly 350%. The price hit $373 before correcting about 27% to $271. QNT has since recovered to $284.30.

QNT weekly chart / Source: Tradingview

The weekly Relative Strength Index (RSI) reached 91 last week and has eased to 86. Both readings sit well above the December 2024 peak near 78.

A huge volume spike indicates strength behind the surge. However, the long upper wick shows sellers active near the highs. If a correction deepens, $160.70 is the first major support, roughly 43% below.

$QNT 160% up in 4 days. People should start accepting that we’re in the early stages of an Altseason.I’ll be posting the next bullish altcoin charts I've on my radar, one by one, over the next few days.Feel free to post your requests in the comments.Cheers.🫡 https://t.co/V6U8IikPK3 pic.twitter.com/nBv2goGmJV
— 𝕄𝕠𝕦𝕤𝕥𝕒𝕔ⓗ𝕖 🧲 (@el_crypto_prof) September 27, 2026

Bitway (BTW) Tests Its All-Time High Inside a Broadening Pattern

Bitway builds strategy infrastructure that links on-chain liquidity with traditional markets. BTW also appeared in the previous edition of this series.

On the daily chart, BTW has been rising inside a broadening megaphone formation. The price set a new record near $1.35 and now trades at $1.33.

External Fibonacci extensions point to targets at $1.69 and $2.14. These imply potential gains of about 27% and 61%.

BTW daily chart / Source: Tradingview

In a correction, the first support sits near $0.80, just above the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement. The September 26 candle already wicked into this zone and recovered. A deeper pullback could test $0.50, just below the 0.382 retracement.

However, the RSI shows two drives of bearish divergence. Volume has also faded since August, which suggests the rally may be losing steam.

Sui (SUI) Price Faces Pullback Toward $1.12 After 0.786 Rejection

Sui gained after the Hashi protocol went live, allowing Bitcoin to serve as collateral on the network. The move also coincided with a broader market rebound.

On the daily chart, SUI reached the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement at $1.25 before pulling back. It now trades at $1.20.

A correction toward the 0.618 level at $1.12 appears likely. Deeper supports sit at the 0.382 level near $0.94 and the 0.236 level near $0.82.

SUI daily chart / Source: Tradingview

A volume spike on September 21 confirmed the breakout. Since then, volume has declined while the price kept trending higher.

Still, the RSI shows no bearish divergence yet and holds near 70. Reclaiming $1.25 could open a path to the May high at $1.42.

Don't underestimate the power of higher timeframe bullish divergences.Once again, it's playing out on $SUI. pic.twitter.com/FXH7lT35Ih
— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) September 27, 2026

Sui Basecamp in Singapore, scheduled for October 7 and 8, could act as a near-term catalyst.

Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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