BACKED
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Does NEAR Intents actually hold every token it says you own? I built Backed at #NEARHackathon to answer that question, every day, for every token. Here is the thinking behind it. THE PROBLEM In 2026, NEAR lost more than $22M across three incidents: NEAR Intents ($3.8M), Rhea
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- Repository
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- Hackathon listing
- nearhackathon.com#submissions (opens in a new tab)All submissions: the source has no per-project page
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