Quack AI’s Q Falls 57% in Six Days After Midmonth Rally

Quack AI’s Q token shed 57.2% in the six days ending Oct. 25, reversing much of its midmonth advance as estimates for a possible Nov. 2 release vary by nearly 23 million tokens.

At 8 p.m. ET Oct. 19, Q was $0.133573. At the same time Oct. 25, it was $0.057209. The token had risen 344.7% from its Oct. 12 close of $0.03003417 through Oct. 19.

On Oct. 24, Q was $0.0749 at 6:07 a.m. ET during a 36.05% 24-hour decline covered earlier.

Estimates for a possible Nov. 2 token release range from 225,666,389 Q to 248.6 million Q, with another estimate at 241.28 million. The lowest and highest figures are about 22.9 million Q apart. Quack AI’s published schedule gives no amount for a release on that date, so neither the date-specific amount nor the release is confirmed.

Quack AI’s vesting plan sets a 37-month timeline for a full unlock. Linear vesting periods run from 24 to 36 months, depending on the allocation category. The plan assigns 10% of the maximum supply to the core team and 11% to investors and advisers, with a 12-month cliff for each allocation.

Q’s maximum supply is 10 billion tokens. The allocation plan assigns 30% to the community, 15% to ecosystem and partnerships, 12% to an airdrop, 11% to the treasury and 6% to marketing and growth; 5% is reserved for liquidity. Quack AI describes Q as its governance and utility token, with uses that include on-chain governance, delegation to AI agents, access to AI tools and rewards. The vesting schedule describes when tokens unlock; it does not establish whether recipients sell them.