I made a change to my portfolio: I exited $RENDER and entered $NEAR.

Not because I think RENDER is a bad project. The thesis of decentralized GPU, rendering, and AI is still interesting. But when looking at the next cycle, I preferred to position myself within a narrative that I believe is broader.

Today, $NEAR goes beyond being only a Layer 1.

The thesis goes through Artificial Intelligence, autonomous agents, Chain Abstraction, Intents, and a multichain experience that is becoming simpler and simpler for users.

While RENDER has a more focused exposure in computing/GPU, I see NEAR participating in several fronts that could gain momentum together.

My logic was simple:

🔴 RENDER → a good thesis, but more specific.

🟢 NEAR → infrastructure + AI + Intents + multichain + ecosystem.

This doesn’t mean NEAR necessarily will perform better. It’s simply a shift in conviction and allocation within my strategy.

In the crypto market, it’s not enough to fall in love with the asset. We need to track development, adoption, narrative, and the risk/return relationship.

Now $NEAR is part of my portfolio. 👀

And you: would you stick with RENDER or make this swap for NEAR?

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