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Is NEAR's $142.37 price target legit or just X (Twitter) hype?

Is NEAR's $142.37 price target legit or just X (Twitter) hype?

My X feed has been absolutely flooded with people calling a $142.37 price target for NEAR Protocol. Like every single day, multiple accounts, all hyping this exact number.

Is this actually based on anything fundamental or is it just a coordinated shilling campaign?

For context I've been playing around with NEAR's ecosystem a bit and the on-chain activity seems decent, but I don't know if that justifies a number like $142.

Anyone else notice this on their feed? What's the actual analysis behind this target if there is one — technical levels, tokenomics, ecosystem growth projections?

Or is this just the usual crypto Twitter noise?

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u/FileElectronic8563 — 1 day ago

22, just finished BCA with passing marks, no real skills. What should I do now? feeling lost (Delhi, India)

hey guys so I just completed my BCA in 2025 and honestly I'll be straight — I didn't learn much. just studied enough to pass, no real projects, no strong coding skills nothing.

now I'm sitting in Delhi completely confused whether to do MCA or just learn something on my own.

the thing that scares me most is AI. everywhere I see "AI will take your job" and I genuinely don't know which career is even safe anymore. like what's the point of spending 2 more years on MCA if AI replaces developers anyway

I'm 22 so I still have time but I feel so behind. friends are getting placed, some are doing masters and I'm just here figuring out what to even do next.

can anyone suggest:

  • should I do MCA or something else?
  • what skills are worth learning in 2025-26?
  • any career that's somewhat AI proof?

Delhi mein koi coaching ya course suggest karo toh aur bhi helpful hoga honestly

not looking for lectures just real advice from people who've actually been through this. thanks 🙏

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u/FileElectronic8563 — 1 day ago

Just received this ‘Extremely Severe Alert’ on my phone with a loud siren, and honestly it scared the hell out of me. For a second I thought something serious was happening.

If this is just a test by the government, shouldn’t there be some kind of prior notice? Sudden loud alerts like this can cause panic, especially for elderly people or those with health issues.

I get the importance of emergency systems, but the execution could definitely be better.

u/FileElectronic8563 — 20 days ago