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NEAR

No.41

$2.019

-11.64%

≈$2.02

Market Cap

$2.6B

Cir. Cap

$2.6B

Cir. Supply

1.29B

Cir. Rate

100%

Total Supply

1.29B

Max Supply

24h Volume

$557.61M

24h Vol (BTC)

1.12B

24h Turnover

43.167297%

Market Share

0.06%

Performance

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1.82

Range

+0.27%

High

2.31

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$1.21

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$0.526

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About NEAR

NEAR Protocol is a Layer-1 proof-of-stake blockchain designed for scalability, low fees, and user-friendly dApp development. It ranks among the top 40 cryptocurrencies by market cap, currently holding approximately $1.6 to $1.86 billion in market capitalization with a circulating supply of around 1.3 billion NEAR tokens.

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Caleb Franzen

2h ago

Bitcoin hit a new low after encountering resistance near the 200-day moving average Ichimoku Cloud. My bearish view and defensive strategy have been validated. The only reason I'm "happy" about this is that I was prepared and helped thousands of people prepare. You know what to do.

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Binance

5h ago

This Week's #Binance Announcements Summary. All Latest News Summary Post 🧵 Spot Trading Pair Delisting Notice 👉 Binance adds USDT/AED spot trading pair. 👉 Update: Compliance and eligibility requirements for the Binance Referral Program. 👉 Binance Yield Arena: Limited-time offer this week, up to 200% annualized yield! 👉 Binance will support an upgrade to its stock trading service plan. 👉 Binance has discontinued support for some stocks. 👉 Binance will delist COS, D, HIGH, and MBOX. 👉 Binance will support the NEAR Protocol (NEAR) network upgrade and hard fork. 👉

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SOL I don't understand

5h ago

Top-Tier Insights: Analyzing Price-Volume Relationships for Precisely Following Market Makers in Bottom-Fishing and Top-Selling Common Patterns in Price-Volume Relationships in the Market: 🟨 Decreasing Volume During Rallies: When trading volume decreases, there is less divergence, and the market tends to continue rising based on consensus. 🟨 Excessive Volume During Declines: While panic selling causes a drop, the market often recovers quickly due to increased divergence. 🟨 Excessive Volume During Rallies: The Market's Uptrend is Unsustainable Due to Excessive Divergence. 🟨 Decreasing Volume During Declines: The Bottom Is Not Yet Reached: A decline without divergence may continue for some time until a "sudden change" occurs. The Essence of Trading Volume: Divergence is the Driving Force of Trading First, we must understand a concept: Trading Volume = Market Divergence. Increased trading volume means a greater divergence of opinions between buyers and sellers; many are willing to sell, and many are willing to buy. Conversely, decreased trading volume indicates stronger market consensus and less divergence. In other words: Without divergence, there is no trading; market fluctuations are essentially a "game between divergence and consensus." This is why analyzing changes in trading volume can help us predict the market's next move. 1️⃣ Here are four typical price-volume phenomena: 1/ Price and Volume Rise Simultaneously: Market Rises Amidst Divergence When the price rises while trading volume also increases, it indicates the market is moving forward in a "tug-of-war." Interpretation: Although the upward momentum is strong, this is a "consumption-driven rise." Once the trading volume can no longer sustain its increase, the upward trend may end. Trading Advice: When trading volume begins to shrink, be wary of a potential trend reversal. 2/ Price Increase + Volume Decrease: Market Rises Amidst Consensus When the price rises, but trading volume remains stable or even decreases, it indicates less market divergence and a stable trend. Interpretation: This type of rise is "low-consumption" and can often last a long time. Trading Advice: Hold positions following the trend. Unless a significant volume reversal signal appears, do not exit the market easily. 3/ Price Decline with Increased Volume: Market Falls Amidst Divergence When the price falls while trading volume increases significantly, it indicates a sharp divergence in market sentiment and rising panic. Interpretation: This is a "consumption-driven decline," which is usually unsustainable. Once trading volume shrinks and is accompanied by a price rebound, it indicates that the downtrend is nearing its end. Trading Advice: Remain calm and patiently wait for a low-volume rebound signal. 4/ Decline + Low Volume: Market Declines in Consensus Price declines, but trading volume gradually decreases, indicating that the market generally agrees that prices will continue to fall. Interpretation: This is a "low-consumption" decline, which may last a long time until a sudden change (a large increase in volume) occurs. Trading Advice: Do not rush to buy the dip; patiently wait for a significant change in market sentiment. 2️⃣ "Sudden Change" Signal: High Trading Volume is a Market Alarm What is a sudden change? When a trend has been running for a long time, a sudden and significant increase in trading volume on a particular day, regardless of whether the price rises or falls that day, signifies a significant change in the market. High-volume rise: This could be a breakout signal, but it could also be a false breakout; it's necessary to observe whether the subsequent trend is stable. High-volume fall: This could be the appearance of a short-term low, but further deterioration of market sentiment should still be noted. How to utilize sudden changes? Sustained high trading volume can be used to calculate the market's average cost line, providing an important reference for judging whether a trend can continue. 3️⃣ How to utilize "price-volume relationship" in investing? Look for decreasing volume during an uptrend, and increasing volume during a pullback: Low-consumption rallies are more sustainable, while large sell-offs may indicate that the bottom is near. Pay attention to "sudden change" signals: Dramatic changes in trading volume are often a precursor to a change in market direction. Respect market sentiment: Trading volume is a direct reflection of the market's bullish and bearish forces. Understanding the price-volume relationship will allow you to more accurately seize buying and selling opportunities. 4️⃣ The performance of price-volume relationship in bull and bear markets Price-volume relationships in bull and bear markets exhibit drastically different characteristics, providing key clues for investors to determine the market's current stage. 🟨Price-volume performance in a bull market Bottom-starting phase: When prices have just started to rise from the bottom, the long period of consolidation and bottoming is still underway. At this point, many holders, still pessimistic about the market outlook due to the lingering effects of the previous bear market, are hesitant. However, some astute investors have already recognized the opportunity and begun accumulating positions, leading to market divergence. This divergence is reflected in trading volume, which gradually increases, typically manifesting as high-volume sideways movement or a small increase in price. Uptrend Phase: As prices enter a clear upward trend, investor camps become increasingly polarized. On one hand, some begin to profit and are eager to cash out; on the other hand, some investors cut their losses and leave the market. Selling pressure and buying pressure coexist, and the divergence becomes increasingly pronounced. During this process, trading volume continues to increase, showing a pattern of rising prices with high volume. Top Phase: When prices approach the top, the debate between bulls and bears reaches its peak. At this time, trading volume is extremely high, but the price struggles to rise. This reflects widespread panic among holders, who are selling off valuable coins indiscriminately, selling as soon as someone is willing to buy. Even with strong buying support, it's difficult to push the price upward. This typically manifests as high-volume stagnation or high-volume declines. 🟨Price and Volume Performance in a Bear Market Initial Stage of a Top-Down Decline: As the price begins to fall from its peak, many investors who entered at higher levels are unwilling to sell due to unrealized profits; some investors, though already at a loss, are reluctant to cut their losses, resulting in relatively light selling pressure. Meanwhile, newcomers, sensing the downward trend, remain on the sidelines, unwilling to buy. This supply-demand imbalance leads to a decline in trading volume. Descending Channel Stage: When the price clearly enters a descending channel, the bear market signal is clear, and experienced investors firmly hold their positions. Those trapped at higher levels, worn down by the prolonged decline, eventually sell in despair, only to find no buyers, plunging the market into a crash with low volume. The daily scenes of low-volume, empty drops during the crypto market crash are unforgettable, fully demonstrating the cruelty of a bear market. Bear Exhaustion Stage: After a prolonged and significant decline, the price enters a relatively low price range. At this point, some aggressive left-side traders began to enter the market to speculate, and the trapped funds finally found buyers. InitiallyThe price of a cryptocurrency will decline with increasing volume. As the downward momentum gradually dissipates, trading volume will gradually shrink, initiating a new cycle of bottoming out with reduced volume, accumulating strength for the next round of price movement. Understanding the volume-price relationship at different stages of bull and bear markets.

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Quinten | 048.eth

5h ago

Historically, Bitcoin cycle bottoms have formed near the actual price and the 200-week moving average. Currently, this area is roughly between $54,000 and $61,000. If the price reaches this area, I will actively buy.

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Mars Finance

6h ago

🔔“Fed’s Mouthpiece”: Non-Farm Payrolls Report Won’t Completely Resolve Fed Rate Hike Debate, Short-Term Rate Cuts Are Virtually Impossible Mars Finance reports that on June 5th, Nick Timiraos, often referred to as the “Fed’s mouthpiece,” commented on the recent non-farm payroll data. He believes that the renewed acceleration in spring hiring this year will provide more justification for Fed officials who are concerned about inflation and believe that current interest rates are too low to suppress a new round of price pressures. This jobs report will not completely resolve the debate over the extent to which the Fed should consider raising interest rates later this year, but it does further illustrate that the rationale for a rate cut in the near term has essentially disappeared.

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luckybb

8h ago

Today I posted a price prediction table for "Accumulating Bitcoin". If it really reaches $160,000 to $500,000 by 2026, why is it falling now? To be honest, I don't know if it will fall to $50,000, or even $40,000, or continue to rise to $160,000 or $500,000. But this "Bitcoin accumulator" has been observing something else recently: The price has fallen. Has the supply really increased? The data I see so far is: ① Long-term holders' positions are still near historical highs. ② BTC balances on exchanges are still low. ③ ETF outflows are indeed occurring. So I haven't seen: A large amount of BTC is flooding the market. What I see is more like: The number of buyers has decreased. But the number of sellers doesn't seem to have increased significantly either. Of course, if the following occurs in the future: 🫥Long-term holders continue to reduce their holdings 🫥Exchange balances continue to rise 🫥ETFs experience continuous large-scale outflows 🫥Listed companies' selling pressure exceeds buying pressure Then my view will change. Therefore, this post is neither bullish nor bearish. It's simply a record of what I've observed so far. Rather than predicting 30,000, 50,000, or 100,000, it's about predicting where the bottom is. [This Bitcoin hoarder] is more concerned with: Is Bitcoin being sold off or accumulated in the long term? Because the price fluctuates daily, the distribution of Bitcoin will ultimately tell you, whether Bitcoin is being abandoned, or being continuously accumulated. Bitcoin:native holdings will flow to the most steadfast holders. [Not suitable for short-term Bitcoin traders]

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Mister Crypto

8h ago

Charlie Munger, one of the greatest investors of all time, once said: "Buy quality assets near the 200-week moving average, and your returns will far outperform the S&P 500." The best buy signal for Bitcoin isn't a pattern or indicator, but the 200-week moving average. Every time Bitcoin touches this moving average, it marks a historic bottom. 2015, 2019, 2020, 2022. We just touched this moving average again at $61,800.

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Buer.eth

9h ago

A whale that had been dormant for three years has chosen to heavily leverage its position at a low price. A whale holding 38,554 ETH (approximately $64.28 million) has become active again after three years of silence. Its actions are aggressive: It deposited 20,000 ETH into Aave V3 as collateral, borrowing 30 million USDT; it then bought 17,826 ETH at an average price of $1683 (leveraged through revolving lending); its total holdings now reach 56,380 ETH, approximately $94.04 million. This action is completely opposite to that of the dormant whale who transferred out 9,000 ETH a few days ago. One liquidated its position near $2000 for ETH, while the other used revolving lending to leverage and buy at $1683. Note the average price of $1683—this means that the ETH price was even lower when it bought in. At a time of panic when everyone was bearish and ETH had fallen below $2000, this long-time investor, who hadn't moved in three years, not only entered the market but also amplified its position through revolving lending. Revolving loans are a double-edged sword— If you bet right, leverage amplifies returns; if you bet wrong, ETH continues to fall, and collateral devaluation could trigger a chain of liquidations. A whale that had been dormant for three years used real money plus leverage to bet that the bottom of ETH was near. The direction old money moves is always worth noting. But old money using leverage is betting not only on direction, but also on whether it can withstand volatility.

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TingHu♪

10h ago

From the bear market rebound to the manipulation of Yi's strategy of "driving tigers to swallow wolves," to the interpretation of Trump's visit to China as a positive sign and the confirmation of the end of the "driving tigers to swallow wolves" strategy, to the oscillation within a range, to the oscillations of various markets, to the US-Iran war, to the observation that the delayed Trump visit to China meant no longer trading the negative impact of the US-Iran war but rather the positive impact of the war's end, to the confirmation of profit-taking near the Trump visit to China and the catch-up rise of public chains, and finally to the final profit-taking near the Trump visit to China, more than four months have passed. How many of these do you remember?

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Crypto Tony

11h ago

Honestly, we made a lot of money together during this upward trend in $HYPE, $NEAR, and $FET. Anyone who didn't take profits or move their stop-loss orders up during this rally needs to reassess their situation.

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