The next AI trade needs real demand 🧠

$NEAR has revenue-funded buybacks. $PROMPT has a different token utility model worth watching.

NEAR Intents has reportedly funded roughly $2.7M in Q4 buybacks so far, already close to the $3.07M recorded in all of Q3.

Those purchases come from cross-chain swap activity. The tokens aren't burned, but they give investors something concrete to track.

It made me take another look at Wayfinder, which connects PROMPT to actual trading activity.

Wayfinder is built for people who trade. Its AI agent can research setups, watch market conditions and place orders when a trader's rules are met. Pro keeps that process running even with the browser closed.

Since November 2, users have been able to pay for Pro and top up credits with $PROMPT or USDC. Paying in PROMPT comes with a 10% discount.

Then there are Paths, Wayfinder's marketplace of community-built trading tools and strategies.

Creators bond PROMPT behind their Paths, while holders can stake behind the ones they trust. Rewards are linked to participation and usage.

I like the structure, but I'm watching the numbers before drawing big conclusions.

NEAR already has measurable revenue and buybacks.

For Wayfinder, I'd want to see how many Pro customers choose PROMPT, how much gets bonded behind Paths, and how many traders keep using them.

If those numbers grow, the PROMPT investment thesis becomes much more interesting.

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