NEAR has surged nearly 80% in a week—this time it’s not just following the BTC (big coin) run
Tonight I checked the market—NEAR is already around $4.3. In seven days it’s close to +80%, and in 24 hours it’s up 22%, far stronger than the benchmark index’s 6%. At first I thought this was just another broad-market rally. Then I looked into the reasons.
Last week, near.com made deposits and withdrawals for perpetual contracts the default privacy setting, so it’s now hard to match on-chain activity to any specific trading account. On the other side, total trading volume on NEAR Intents has also reached about $29.3 billion.
So what’s really being bought is the layer on top of it—the business of cross-chain transfers while also wiping away traces of trades. The narrative is definitely easy to sell, and it feels a bit familiar 👀
What I’m curious about is this: when “untraceable trading” becomes the default setting, is this a genuine demand this time—or just another story packaged for retail investors?
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#near一周涨近80%
Tonight I checked the market—NEAR is already around $4.3. In seven days it’s close to +80%, and in 24 hours it’s up 22%, far stronger than the benchmark index’s 6%. At first I thought this was just another broad-market rally. Then I looked into the reasons.
Last week, near.com made deposits and withdrawals for perpetual contracts the default privacy setting, so it’s now hard to match on-chain activity to any specific trading account. On the other side, total trading volume on NEAR Intents has also reached about $29.3 billion.
So what’s really being bought is the layer on top of it—the business of cross-chain transfers while also wiping away traces of trades. The narrative is definitely easy to sell, and it feels a bit familiar 👀
What I’m curious about is this: when “untraceable trading” becomes the default setting, is this a genuine demand this time—or just another story packaged for retail investors?
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#near一周涨近80%
