NEAR Privacy, IronClaw AI Agents and the Bitwise ETF | Illia Polosukhin
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Illia Polosukhin, co-founder of NEAR Protocol, joins Ashton Addison on the Crypto Coin Show to break down everything NEAR has shipped since June: privacy by default across trading, confidential perps, IronClaw for AI agents, tokenized stocks through NEAR Intents, quantum-safe signing on mainnet, and the new Bitwise NEAR ETF.
We also cover the shield that stopped Bitget hack funds from moving through NEAR Intents, why liquidity is the key to tokenized stocks, the NEAR distribution for early confidential intents users, and what the team wants to ship before 2027. Not financial advice.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro: Illia Polosukhin and NEAR’s busy summer
0:38 Private trading on NEAR Intents
1:45 Why businesses need privacy on-chain
5:05 Building a privacy-first on-chain economy
6:19 SHIELD: stopping hacked funds on NEAR Intents
8:41 Buying tokenized stocks with any asset, privately
10:39 Tapping Nasdaq liquidity on-chain
11:25 Liquidity aggregation and the intents approach
12:26 Rewarding users of confidential intents
15:09 IronClaw and private AI inference
18:14 Plugging NEAR AI into your agents
19:10 Verifiable AI for enterprises
20:30 The Bitwise NEAR ETF
21:30 NEAR as money for AI
22:40 Roadmap to 2027
24:14 Closing
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