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By CD Analytics, Oliver Knight
Updated Aug 11, 2025, 11:14 a.m. Published Aug 11, 2025, 11:14 a.m.

- NEAR fell 0.98% in the last 60 minutes of trading on August 11, dropping from $2.755 to $2.730 amid persistent selling pressure, repeated failed recovery attempts, and a late-session stall at the $2.729–$2.730 support zone.
- The token swung through a $0.12 (4%) range between $2.70 and $2.82, with an early rally to the session high reversing on strong volume and multiple successful bounces off support before the final decline.
- Despite short-term weakness, institutional inflows into digital asset products totaled $572M—led by Ethereum and Bitcoin—signaling renewed confidence that may help counter macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds.
NEAR Protocol fell 0.98% in the final hour Monday, sliding from $2.755 at 09:14 to $2.730 by 10:13 as selling pressure intensified. Attempts to reclaim $2.765 resistance failed, even after an 81,064-unit volume spike at 09:56, leaving sellers in control. Support at $2.729–$2.730 halted the drop, with consecutive zero-volume minutes into the close hinting at near-term consolidation.
The late decline capped a volatile 23-hour stretch from August 10–11, with NEAR swinging between $2.696 and $2.817. Despite recovering from early lows, it closed at $2.729, down 1.25% overall. The whipsaw action reflects broader caution in crypto markets, where geopolitical tensions and shifting trade policies have kept traders on edge.
STORY CONTINUES BELOW
Even as short-term sentiment wavered, digital asset investment products drew $572 million in inflows—led by Ethereum ($268M) and Bitcoin ($260M)—signaling institutional confidence after recent payroll-driven outflows. Apex Invest Digital’s partnership with Coinbase Asset Management for a Swiss institutional program added to signs of accelerating mainstream adoption.
NEAR’s ability to hold support suggests potential stabilization if selling eases, though traders may wait for fresh catalysts before re-engaging. Strong institutional inflows could help offset macroeconomic headwinds, but the token remains sensitive to global developments, making it a key gauge of broader crypto sentiment.

- NEAR exhibits significant volatility during 23-hour August 10-11 session, trading $0.12 range (4%) between $2.70 low and $2.82 peak.
- Cryptocurrency demonstrates recovery pattern, declining to $2.71 before staging rally to $2.82 at August 11 02:00, supported by elevated 3.99 million unit volume.
- Key resistance emerges at $2.82 level triggering reversal on high volume, while support materializes near $2.70-$2.71 with multiple successful bounces.
- NEAR continues volatile trajectory during final 60 minutes from August 11 09:14 to 10:13, experiencing pronounced $0.027 (-1%) decline from $2.76 to $2.73.
- Session characterized by persistent selling pressure with failed recovery attempts, notably around $2.77 at 09:32 despite elevated 81,064-unit volume at 09:56.
- Key support levels emerge around $2.73 zone stabilizing decline, while session concludes with consecutive zero-volume minutes suggesting market exhaustion and potential consolidation ahead.
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Oliver Knight is the co-leader of CoinDesk data tokens and data team. Before joining CoinDesk in 2022 Oliver spent three years as the chief reporter at Coin Rivet. He first started investing in bitcoin in 2013 and spent a period of his career working at a market making firm in the UK. He does not currently have any crypto holdings.
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