halfblood

Wait until people realize that @NEARProtocol allows you to shield ANY ASSET. $BTC, $ETH, $SOL, over 35+ blockchain assets, and soon... $HYPE 👀 Confidential activity went from 0% to 42% after the first month. High speed, low fees. Privacy can go mainstream and shouldn't be restricted to a single asset.

$NEAR has built the value capture stack everyone keeps demanding from protocols. @NEARProtocol' data shows it's running but small atm👇 ➥ All time fees of $34.99M ➥ $4.69M revenue captured ➥ 30D fees of $3.25M, captured $162K ➥ 70% of base-layer fees permanently burned Intents fee switch routes 100% of native frontend flows and 50% of partner flows back to protocol. 30D captured revenue annualizes to ~$2M, offsetting roughly 4% of the ~$50M emissions cost at current price. Capture rate also compressed from 13% YTD to 5% in the latest 30D as partner volume scaled. I believe volume will get there anyway as crosschain demand is structural and agents need permissionless execution layers and intents is built for outcome-based routing. 1. The Hayes call brings attention 2. Confidential intents and agent market bring usage 3. Native frontend share growing has a nonlinear compounding effect on the blended capture rate The mechanism is real and the scaling has begun.

I got into crypto almost 10 years ago because I saw the potential for programmable money to reduce government bureaucracy, increase transparency, and distribute funds according to clear rules. Fast forward to today, and Bermuda is showing what that can look like in practice with their new @near_ai powered secure AI assistant for public servants, starting with a pension calculator prototype that helps process sensitive administrative workflows. Huge shoutout to @BermudaPremier for championing this!