Narratives shift when they get too crowded, right? That's kinda the game. When everyone's screaming the same thing on Twitter, early people start taking profits. Simple supply and demand — more sellers than buyers, price goes sideways.
That's probably what's happening with $NEAR right now.
Is that a problem? Not really. I'd rather see it build a solid floor and then rip again, instead of just pumping on hype and collapsing.
So yeah, I don't think $NEAR keeps running hard from here. More likely it chills out for a bit. If it dips into the lower $3s, I'd be loading up.
Meanwhile, other narratives are probably gonna take the spotlight. That's just how it goes — attention rotates, capital follows.
That's probably what's happening with $NEAR right now.
Is that a problem? Not really. I'd rather see it build a solid floor and then rip again, instead of just pumping on hype and collapsing.
So yeah, I don't think $NEAR keeps running hard from here. More likely it chills out for a bit. If it dips into the lower $3s, I'd be loading up.
Meanwhile, other narratives are probably gonna take the spotlight. That's just how it goes — attention rotates, capital follows.
