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NEAR surges nearly 80% in a week—what exactly is being traded this time?
NEAR has truly pulled market attention back to it this time. In just one week, it has risen nearly 80%, surging from around $2 to above $4. The key point is that this rally isn’t solely about a simple pump—behind the scenes, new fundamental catalysts have indeed emerged.
The first main theme is NEAR Intents. Recently, the cumulative trading volume of Intents has nearly reached $30 billion, and trading volume in the past week has also broken $1 billion, indicating that cross-chain transaction and settlement activity has clearly increased. The second thread is privacy trading. NEAR has recently launched privacy perpetual contracts and integrated with Hyperliquid infrastructure, starting to connect several popular narratives: “cross-chain + privacy + derivatives.”
So this NEAR rally has a fairly distinct feature: previously, the market was trading stories like AI, public chains, and sharding. Now it’s starting to trade again based on “real usage volume + trading infrastructure.”
But there’s also the issue: after a 80% gain in a week, the risk of chasing higher is clearly greater. Around $4.2–$4.4 is already an important short-term resistance zone. If there’s a breakout with volume and the price holds, the market may continue to test $4.8 or even $5. Conversely, if the rally fails, $3.8–$3.9 is the first area to watch for a pullback. More importantly, $3.3–$3.5 is the former breakout zone.
So looking at NEAR now, I actually don’t recommend chasing just because it’s having a big run-up. What’s truly worth watching is: after the price pulls back, whether Intents trading volume can keep growing, whether ecosystem capital can stay in place, and whether levels above $4 can turn from resistance into support.
If all three conditions are met at the same time, then this move may be more than just “a 80% weekly行情”—it could represent a structural change as NEAR re-enters the market’s main storyline.
NEAR surges nearly 80% in a week—what exactly is being traded this time?
NEAR has truly pulled market attention back to it this time. In just one week, it has risen nearly 80%, surging from around $2 to above $4. The key point is that this rally isn’t solely about a simple pump—behind the scenes, new fundamental catalysts have indeed emerged.
The first main theme is NEAR Intents. Recently, the cumulative trading volume of Intents has nearly reached $30 billion, and trading volume in the past week has also broken $1 billion, indicating that cross-chain transaction and settlement activity has clearly increased. The second thread is privacy trading. NEAR has recently launched privacy perpetual contracts and integrated with Hyperliquid infrastructure, starting to connect several popular narratives: “cross-chain + privacy + derivatives.”
So this NEAR rally has a fairly distinct feature: previously, the market was trading stories like AI, public chains, and sharding. Now it’s starting to trade again based on “real usage volume + trading infrastructure.”
But there’s also the issue: after a 80% gain in a week, the risk of chasing higher is clearly greater. Around $4.2–$4.4 is already an important short-term resistance zone. If there’s a breakout with volume and the price holds, the market may continue to test $4.8 or even $5. Conversely, if the rally fails, $3.8–$3.9 is the first area to watch for a pullback. More importantly, $3.3–$3.5 is the former breakout zone.
So looking at NEAR now, I actually don’t recommend chasing just because it’s having a big run-up. What’s truly worth watching is: after the price pulls back, whether Intents trading volume can keep growing, whether ecosystem capital can stay in place, and whether levels above $4 can turn from resistance into support.
If all three conditions are met at the same time, then this move may be more than just “a 80% weekly行情”—it could represent a structural change as NEAR re-enters the market’s main storyline.