NEAR
cryptolisted, not callableNEAR Protocol
What are traders on TradeDiscuss calling on NEAR?
As of 2026-09-06, no NEAR calls have been published on TradeDiscuss yet. Once traders start posting, every call is timestamped at publication and graded against market data.
Figures come from calls published on TradeDiscuss only. Contributors are a self-selected group of traders, not the market — the distinct trader count is shown so you can judge the sample yourself.
Consensus among open calls
One vote per trader per timeframe, so nobody can swing this with volume. Updated just now.
No open calls right now
No calls on NEAR yet. Be the first to put a timestamped prediction on the board — it stays there, graded, whichever way it goes.
Post a callLive calls
Open positions being tracked candle by candle.
No calls on NEAR yet. Be the first to put a timestamped prediction on the board — it stays there, graded, whichever way it goes.
Resolved calls
Every graded outcome on this instrument, best and worst alike.
No NEAR calls have resolved yet. Results appear here automatically the moment the grading worker reaches them.
About NEAR
A sharded proof-of-stake layer-1 focused on developer ergonomics and account abstraction. NEAR pays fees and secures the network through staking. It has been an active venue for AI-adjacent crypto narratives.
- Graded against
- Binance 5m klines (USDT pair)
- Grading resolution
- 5m
- Session
- Continuous, 24/7
- Freshness budget
- 10s — calls are refused beyond this
NEAR questions
How many NEAR calls has TradeDiscuss graded?
None yet. Results appear here automatically as calls on NEAR reach their conclusion — nothing is held back or curated.
How is a NEAR call graded?
Against Binance 5m klines (USDT pair) at 5m resolution, walking the series in order from the entry instant. Targets and stops fill in the sequence they actually occurred; a candle that opens beyond a level fills at the open, which means a gap through the stop loses more than 1R. If one bar contains both the stop and a target the outcome is marked ambiguous and the conservative result is applied.
Does a winning NEAR call mean the trader made money?
No. TradeDiscuss records predictions and grades their outcomes. It does not verify that anyone placed a trade, and R is not an account return — position sizing, costs and concurrency are not modelled.
Can a trader delete a losing NEAR call?
No. A call can be cancelled only while it is still waiting for its entry. Once entered, the only way out is a graded exit — an early close, a stop, a target or expiry — and the result stays on the record permanently.