NEAR Protocol (NEAR) experienced the largest 24-hour decline among major cryptocurrencies, falling 8.93% to $4.47. Other notable drops included Bitcoin down 1.28% to $80,495, Ether down 1.38% to $2,360.57, and XRP down 3.45% to $1.28. These declines reflect a broad pullback in the crypto market, signaling cautious investor sentiment. The trend may continue as traders react to market conditions and potential regulatory news.
Following NEAR Protocol's sharp decline noted in the news, on Pluang NEAR is down 9.45% to Rp80.662 as of Oct 24, 2026 16:41 WIB, with a market cap of Rp106,05 trillion. Bitcoin also shows a modest drop of 1.39% to Rp1.454.490.478, while XRP falls 3.46% to Rp23.019. These figures highlight ongoing volatility in key cryptocurrencies traded on Pluang.
On October 23, Zcash (ZEC) and NEAR spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $20.52 million and $992,689 respectively, while other tracked altcoin spot ETFs such as XRP, Solana (SOL), Dogecoin (DOGE), Chainlink (LINK), Avalanche (AVAX), and others showed no...
NEAR Protocol (NEAR) saw a sharp price decline of 3.58% within one hour on Binance's NEAR/USDT spot pair, falling from $4.78 to $4.61 on October 23. Over the same hour, long position liquidations amounted to $2.59 million across Binance, Bybit, and O...
Crypto Rover shared a long-term price outlook for several cryptocurrencies, setting XRP at $100 and Bitcoin at $1 million without specifying a timeline. Other targets include Ether at $50,000, BNB at $10,000, Chainlink at $2,000, and NEAR Protocol at...
Dominic Williams, founder of DFINITY, alleges that Near Protocol stole proprietary technology behind its cross-chain system, NEAR Intents, developed with help from a former DFINITY employee. Williams claims this theft has financially harmed DFINITY a...
Near Protocol (NEAR) has pulled back from its recent high near $6.00 to around $4.97, stabilizing after a sharp rise from $1.60 in August. The main resistance zone is now between $5.40 and $5.60, where NEAR has repeatedly failed to close above, indic...
