Orderly Network's total transaction volume exceeds $62 billion
The total transaction volume of the NEAR ecosystem trading protocol Orderly Network has exceeded 62 billion US dollars, currently reaching 62.0704 billion US dollars. The current TVL of the protocol is 34.39 million US dollars, and the protocol's cumulative net fee income is 6.635 million US dollars.
NEAR Chain Native USDC Issuance Exceeds 200 Million USD
On May 26th, according to official sources, the USDC issued by NEAR Protocol has exceeded $200 million.
NEAR to Hire AI Engineers as Part of Roadmap
NEAR will hire artificial intelligence (AI) engineers as part of its AI roadmap, and NEAR will begin its AI plan in the next 3-6 months.
NEAR Foundation launches Infrastructure Committee to allocate $4 million to support infrastructure projects
NEAR Foundation launched the Infrastructure Committee, a new initiative aimed at strengthening NEAR's critical infrastructure. The program allocates $4 million to support infrastructure projects, with the goal of supporting the success of NEAR's ecosystem projects in an open and transparent manner, and allocating funds and finding projects. It is reported that critical infrastructure includes RPC nodes, relays, indexers, bridging, wallets, load balancers, and oracles. In addition, NEAR should be correctly listed on all available DEX tools; it needs to be able to easily report and fix incidents and interruptions. The committee is composed of ecological leaders and partners from the core NEAR organization. Its goal is to decentralize decision-making, enhance critical infrastructure, simplify work to improve clarity and decentralization.
Near co-founder: Chain abstraction is key to cryptocurrency becoming mainstream
Illia Polosukhin, co-founder of Near, stated in an interview with "Block" magazine at the BUIDL Asia Conference in Seoul, South Korea that chain abstraction can promote the next transformation of the cryptocurrency field and Web3, which is necessary for mainstream applications. Chain abstraction refers to application developers fragmenting the complex technical layer of Web3 to improve the end-user experience. This concept abstracts blockchain from the user experience. For example, in blockchain networks like Near, users create and recover accounts using their email address instead of writing down complex seed phrases.
Upbit: Due to Near network upgrade, NEAR deposits and withdrawals are suspended.
Upbit announced that due to the upgrade of the Near network, NEAR deposits and withdrawals will be suspended at 18:00 on March 20th (Korean time). Once the Near network upgrade is completed and confirmed to be stable, the deposit and withdrawal services will be resumed as soon as possible.
NEAR briefly broke through $6.25, with an intraday increase of 16.6%
The market shows that NEAR has broken through $6.25 in a short period of time and is now trading at $6.24, with a daily increase of 16.6%, reaching a new high since May 31, 2022. The market is volatile, so please be prepared for risk control.
Deposits and withdrawals of its tokens will be suspended on March 11 due to NEAR network upgrade
Due to the upgrade of the NEAR network, Upbit will temporarily suspend NEAR deposits and withdrawals at 18:00 on March 11th, Korean time. Once the network stability is confirmed, Upbit will resume NEAR deposit and withdrawal services.
Near DA and Super Fast Finality Layer – Near’s push into the modular blockchain space
Modular blockchains are currently a leading narrative in the web3 space, with numerous high-profile launches, announcements, and airdrops taking place. This modular future is not solely embraced by new projects though; Near Protocol has embarked on its own journey in the modular blockchain space, aiming to be more than just another alternative L1.
The NEAR Foundation cooperates with D3 to apply for the ".near" top-level domain name
NEAR Foundation and D3 are partnering to apply for the ".near" top-level domain (TLD) to integrate D3's digital identity into the NEAR ecosystem. This move aims to expand the functionality of NEAR accounts, allowing users to use a single domain name for websites, email, or wallet addresses, and provide verification credentials. The partnership aims to promote mainstream adoption of open networks, emphasizing the importance of interoperability.