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PANews reported on July 8th that NEAR Protocol announced the launch of Confidential Intents, opening up NEAR's confidential execution infrastructure to all developers. Developers and dApps can provide users with confidential transaction functionality through the NEAR Intents 1Click Swap API. NEAR stated that Confidential Intents uses encryption rather than proof generation, requiring no client-side proof and not increasing wallet complexity; each user's data is individually encrypted rather than pooled obfuscation. Integration only requires adding one parameter, without rebuilding. Over $1.5 billion in ZEC has already been settled through NEAR Intents, and within weeks of its launch, 42% of transaction volume used confidential mode, with daily confidential TVL exceeding $30 million.
In the past hour, nearly $6 million in SPCX contract liquidations occurred across the entire network, exceeding the figures for BTC and ETH during the same period.
According to Mars Finance, on July 7th, Coinglass data showed that nearly $6 million in SPCX futures contracts were liquidated across the entire network in the past hour, including $4.24 million in SPCX trading pairs and $1.6 million in XYZ:SPCX trading pairs. It's worth noting that while US tech stocks experienced a "Black Tuesday," the Bitcoin and crypto markets remained relatively stable, with only $4.86 million in BTC liquidations and $4.35 million in ETH liquidations during the same period.
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