Hands-on with AI agent transactions on NEAR
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Bullish call$NEAR−11%since this piece, moved against the callHow it played out ↓First-hand test of NEAR's AI assistant: text prompt, the agent builds the transaction, the user signs in a wallet. It is version 0.0.1 and expected to become fully autonomous, working cross-chain via chain abstraction.
Just made my first few AI agent-powered transactions on @NEARProtocol and it's wild!
➤ Text-based prompting
➤ AI builds your transaction
➤ Agent requests your signature
➤ Done
This is AI assistant version 0.0.1 so still super early but it will get much more advanced pretty quickly from here.
For now, the agent requests wallet transactions and users review each request within their connected wallet before deciding to approve or deny it.
Soon, agents will be able to perform on-chain actions fully autonomously on users' behalf, allowing you to automate complex workflows & strategies entirely.
Thanks to NEAR's native chain abstraction support, the assistant will also not be limited to NEAR ecosystem only.
You are definitely not bullish enough on $NEAR anon.
@NEARProtocol For a TL;DR on my NEAR AI thesis from August, check my post below! ↓
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How the call played out · since 12 Nov 2024
Prices as of 23 Oct 2026This piece takes a view on $NEAR, so that move is read against the call.
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Moved against the call · over 23 months
- At publication
- $5.55
- Now
- $4.96
- vs BTC
- −3.0%
- After 1 month
- +23%
- After 3 months
- −42%
- After 1 year
- −54%
- High since
- +45% 07 Dec 2024
- Low since
- −83% 12 Feb 2026
Since then
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