NEAR Protocol Price
Most blockchains hand you an address that looks like a long string of random characters and wish you luck. NEAR Protocol was built on the opposite instinct: accounts here are readable names, applications can pay their users' transaction fees, and signing in c…
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Wichtige Markterkenntnisse
Eine Einordnung in einfacher Sprache von Live-Indikatoren, die aus den Tagesschlusskursen berechnet werden — sie beschreiben das aktuelle Kursverhalten, keine Prognose.
Technische Analyse
Gleitende Durchschnitte, Momentum und Unterstützung/Widerstand aus den täglichen Schlusskursen — eine Momentaufnahme der aktuellen Struktur, keine Prognose.
Historische Wertentwicklung
52-Wochen-Hoch und -Tief mit rückblickenden Renditen über verschiedene Zeiträume. Berechnet aus bis zu 365 Tagesschlusskursen.
Automatisierte Beobachtungen
Mechanisch aus aktuellen Marktdaten erzeugt (Volatilität, Trend, Abstand zu den Höchstständen) — beschreibend, keine Empfehlung.
Stärken · Rückenwind
- Live price, market cap and supply all resolve cleanly from source data.
Risiken · Gegenwind
- Annualised volatility of 100% — large day-to-day swings.
- Trading 45% below its 52-week high — well off recent peaks.
- Max drawdown of -70% over the window — has endured deep peak-to-trough losses.
Angebotsstruktur
NEAR Protocol hat kein festes maximales Angebot. Das zirkulierende Angebot ist eine kuratierte Schätzung, aus der die Marktkapitalisierung berechnet wird.
NEAR Protocol-Derivate
Live-Kennzahlen zu Perpetual Swaps. Das Funding ist die periodische Zahlung zwischen Long- und Short-Positionen; das Open Interest ist der Gesamtwert der ausstehenden Kontrakte. Rein informativ — keine Empfehlung, mit gehebelten Produkten zu handeln.
Quelle: Binance Futures · Funding wird pro 8 Std. und annualisiert angezeigt. Gehebelte Produkte bergen ein hohes Risiko; nur zu Informationszwecken.
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Über NEAR Protocol
Most blockchains hand you an address that looks like a long string of random characters and wish you luck. NEAR Protocol was built on the opposite instinct: accounts here are readable names, applications can pay their users' transaction fees, and signing in can feel closer to a normal app than to a cryptography exercise. It is a proof-of-stake <a href="/glossary/layer-1/">layer-1</a>, and the NEAR token pays fees, pays for on-chain storage, and is staked to secure the network.
Under the surface the chain is sharded. Rather than every validator processing every transaction, work is split across shards that are stitched together into one chain of blocks, with validators staking NEAR and being assigned where they are needed. Accounts are unusually flexible too: a single account can hold several keys with different powers, so an application can be given a limited key that only calls one contract and cannot move funds. Storage is paid for by locking tokens against the data you keep on-chain.
What gets built on it is the usual spread — exchanges, lending, NFTs, games and social apps — plus a strong line in onboarding tools, since named accounts and sponsored fees make first-time use less frightening. The project has also pushed hard on letting one NEAR account control addresses and sign transactions on other blockchains, so a user can act across chains from a single place. If fee mechanics are new to you, our explainer on <a href="/learn/how-crypto-transactions-and-fees-work/">how transactions and fees work</a> is a good starting point.
The candid critique is that NEAR has repositioned its story more than once, and each pivot makes it harder to judge what the network is for. Its ecosystem is smaller and less liquid than the biggest smart contract chains, new tokens are issued to reward stakers, which dilutes holders who do not stake, and sharding adds complexity that can bite at the edges. Cross-chain signing also brings extra trust assumptions. Our guide to <a href="/learn/how-to-evaluate-a-crypto-project/">evaluating a crypto project</a> gives a framework for weighing this.
NEAR Protocol gegenüber Vergleichswerten
| Coin | Kurs | 24 Std. | Marktkapitalisierung |
|---|---|---|---|
| NEAR Protocol NEAR | $1.83 | +1.72% | $2.20B |
| BNB BNB | $573.19 | +0.39% | $80.25B |
| XRP XRP | $1.11 | +0.52% | $64.17B |
| Solana SOL | $76.69 | +2.23% | $36.43B |
| TRON TRX | $0.3309 | -0.42% | $28.66B |
| Monero XMR | $352.30 | -3.47% | $6.50B |
NEAR Protocol FAQ
Why do NEAR addresses look like names?
Because the account system was designed around readable identifiers rather than raw public keys, so you can hold an account named after yourself and share it without copying a long hexadecimal string. It reduces one common category of mistake. It does not remove the risk of impersonation, though: names that look similar to a well-known one are a cheap trick, so check characters carefully before sending anything.
What does staking NEAR involve?
You delegate tokens to a validator, which uses that stake to help produce and verify blocks and shares the resulting rewards with you, minus a commission. Your tokens stay yours but are not instantly spendable: unstaking runs through a waiting period before the balance is free again. Validators that behave badly or stay offline can lose rewards, so the pool you pick genuinely matters.
What is storage staking and why did my balance lock?
Keeping data on the blockchain has an ongoing cost, and NEAR charges it by locking a portion of your tokens in proportion to the state your account occupies. Delete the data and the locked amount is released. It surprises newcomers who see part of a balance become unavailable, but it exists to stop the chain being filled cheaply with junk that every node has to store forever.
Can I use NEAR without owning any NEAR tokens first?
Sometimes, because contracts can be set up to cover their users' fees, and some applications create accounts on a newcomer's behalf. That makes the first experience much smoother than on chains where you need the native token before you can do anything. It is a per-application choice, not a network-wide guarantee, so plenty of activity still needs a funded account.
What are the risks specific to NEAR?
Ecosystem risk is the main one: a smaller developer base and shallower liquidity mean an asset can fall further and faster when interest moves elsewhere. Add issuance that dilutes non-stakers, the operational complexity of a sharded design, and the extra trust involved in cross-chain signing schemes. As with any smart contract chain, the applications you use carry their own separate risk of bugs and exploits.
How do the access keys on an account work?
One account can carry several keys with different permissions. A full-access key can do anything, including moving funds and changing the account. A function-call key is restricted to calling specific methods on one contract, with a small allowance for gas. That lets a game or app act on your behalf without ever being able to drain you, and lets you revoke that permission later without moving assets.
Zuletzt aktualisiert 27 Juli 2026