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As a researcher tracking NEAR Protocol, I’ve noticed a significant disconnect between its on-chain revenue and its price action. Analyst Michael van de Poppe’s data shows that NEAR generated $15.6 million in revenue in the first four months of 2026 – already exceeding the total $10 million earned throughout all of 2025. If this rate continues, we could see full-year revenue for 2026 reach $40 to $60 million, representing a massive 400-500% jump. It’s unusual to see revenue accelerating while the price declines, and this suggests that either the revenue figures or the price trend isn’t accurately reflecting NEAR’s future direction.

A recent Bloomberg report uncovered that World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency project supported by the Trump family, earned hundreds of millions of dollars through unreported sales of its WLFI token. This has sparked new questions about how open and honest the project has been.

The S&P 500 hath closed at another record high while Bitcoin makes a gallant sprint to the $80,000 gate earlier Saturday.

The total cryptocurrency market capitalization, a towering colossus of $2.59 trillion, inches forward with the grace of a reluctant giant. A 1% gain, one might say, is but a yawn in the face of April’s exuberant performance. Investors, those ever-watchful patrons, digest the feast of the previous month and prepare their palates for May’s uncertain menu.

All eyes are now on May, which has historically been one of XRP’s best months for gains.

More than 429 billion SHIB have passed through exchanges in the past day, and net flows and reserves have increased. It looks like renewed interest on paper; in truth, the balance tends toward distribution rather than quiet accumulation.