I noticed something at $NEAR : from 7 days to 1 year, all the timeframes are up. Everyone knows markets go up and down, but when you zoom out and see that gains outweigh losses, I think there’s a reason for it. In my view, it’s because Near has real-world usage. Its cross-chain transaction system has processed more than $33 billion, and some of the fees collected are used to buy Near, according to the project’s mechanism. Meanwhile, the maximum amount of new coins issued each year has been cut in half. These could be factors supporting the price. To me, practical factors like these are worth watching more than simply pinning hopes on the price $NEAR

I noticed something at $NEAR : from 7 days to 1 year, all the timeframes are up. Everyone knows markets go up and down, but when you zoom out and see that gains outweigh losses, I think there’s a reason for it. In my view, it’s because Near has real-world usage. Its cross-chain transaction system has processed more than $33 billion, and some of the fees collected are used to buy Near, according to the project’s mechanism. Meanwhile, the maximum amount of new coins issued each year has been cut in half. These could be factors supporting the price. To me, practical factors like these are worth watching more than simply pinning hopes on the price
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