📰 NEAR This time it’s gone viral. On the surface, it looks like the “NEAR@3.33” incentive program—but in practice, the mechanics are far better at capturing people than a typical airdrop. In “secret mode,” once locked assets break $70 million, the first phase completes the snapshot. Qualified users will share 333,333 milestone tokens.
🔥 But the tokens can’t be sold right away. The rules require NEAR’s three-day volume-weighted average price to reach or exceed $3.33; only then will the rewards be converted 1:1 into transferable NEAR. By this standard, the nominal value of the rewards is about $1.11 million—essentially tying users, capital, and market attention to a single condition.

Honestly, $1.11 million can’t explain NEAR’s market value increasing by more than $1.2 billion in three days. The real driver of the capital’s “reset and rebound” is that NEAR Intents generated roughly $5.01 million in total fees over the past 30 days, the protocol kept about $1.58 million in net revenue, and the multi-sig buyback address has also accumulated around 1.158 million NEAR.

💡 The product isn’t just about concepts. On September 9, four addresses controlled by the same entity used NEAR Intents with 2,500 ETH to obtain 6,601.37 ZEC, worth approximately $8.21 million, and paid about $42,000 in service fees. Large traders are willing to pay this money—not for the tokens alone, but for keeping the order direction, size, and execution timing from being publicly scrutinized.

👀 Now even perpetual contracts are integrated into secret accounts: users can deposit assets across chains and hide their position size, entry price, and trade direction. Do you think this round of changes for NEAR is only hype driven by incentives—or can the protocol’s revenue and secret trading truly support future demand?

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