A sharded L1; usage and fees are the read more than raw TVL.
NEAR scores 52: real demand leads (10.7% daily turnover, $129.8K a day in fees), with liquidity depth the soft spot.
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NEAR carries a Pick Score of 52 of 100 and is ranked 0 in the Deep 11. NEAR scores 52: real demand leads (10.7% daily turnover, $129.8K a day in fees), with liquidity depth the soft spot. The score is a sounding of open data: liquidity depth, real demand, valuation, trend, positioning, and narrative, less a risk penalty.
Seven components, then a risk penalty. Bars show each component's 0 to 100 reading; the percentage is its weight in the composite. A greyed bar means we had no data and read it neutral.
$2.31B market cap, $135.46M chain depth, $65.28M stablecoins
10.7% daily turnover, $129.8K a day in fees
17.1x market cap to TVL, 49x market cap to annual fees
1.16x its long trend, -22% over 30 days
+11% funding, $62.49M open interest
quiet in the attention feeds right now
6 of 6 reads backed by live open data
Where the models say the water sits. A model-implied range from open data, not a price target and not advice.
A model-implied range from open data, not a price target and not advice. Read it as where the water sits, not where it is going.
A further slide in liquidity depth ($2.31B market cap, $135.46M chain depth, $65.28M stablecoins) would pull it out.
The chain's liquidity depth (TVL) against NEAR's price on a shared timeline. The divergence between them is the reading.
Price is running ahead of the liquidity behind it. The move is price-led, so read the depth before trusting the rally.
Depth from DeFiLlama chain TVL, price from the open DeFiLlama coins feed (CoinGecko id). TVL is in dollars, so it moves partly with price by construction, the reading here is the gap between them, not a forecast. Information, not financial advice.
Funding and open interest from Hyperliquid's public perps API. Funding is the cost of holding leverage, a read of which way the crowd is leaning, not a forecast.
Every number on this page is a sounding of open, keyless data.
Bathymark reads these open numbers and renders its own sounding. This is information, not financial advice. Confidence is high, set by how complete the data is.
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