SVRN's proposal to cut NEAR issuance to 1.6% is the first step toward a fixed supply. This is why we are willing to pay for it.

Confidential computing keeps AI workloads private, but enterprises need proof. Why independent attestation is what opens regulated data to AI.

Custody decides who can sign. Policy decides what may be signed. How institutional crypto custody solved this, and why AI agents need the same check.

No key was stolen when $175,000 left a Grok-linked wallet. What consumer AI agent custody requires, and where custody stops and policy enforcement begins.

SVRN CEO Sal Ternullo returns to Bankless on how NEAR Intents revenue funds NEAR buybacks and why enterprises will require private, verifiable AI.

SVRN CEO Sal Ternullo joins Paul Barron Network to explain NEAR Intents, IronClaw, private inference, and how NEAR turns usage into revenue.

On The Rollup, SVRN CEO Sal Ternullo on why the market is re-pricing NEAR beyond a traditional L1, as privacy, AI, and revenue converge in one asset.

SVRN COO David Schwed on why crypto's worst threats aren't technical, from nation-state social engineering to the security theater that passes for safety.

How NEAR Protocol becomes net deflationary at $177M daily volume. Bottom-up analysis: fee mechanics, three valuation methods, and institutional access pathways.