BlockDAG Prepares July Miner Rollout With $600 Million Liquidity

Near Protocol (NEAR) and Solana (SOL) have both shown signs of short-term uncertainty, with NEAR's price remaining below $2.30 despite strong network usage, and SOL's price action tightening between $143 and $152 after a sharp drop. Analysts are closely watching these tokens for any signs of a breakout, but the current market conditions suggest that investors are looking for new opportunities with stronger near-term setups.

One such opportunity is BlockDAG, a project that is set to roll out its miners in July. BlockDAG has already deployed real miners that power the network before the first exchange debut, with mining devices like the X10, X30, and X100 set to go live and operational starting next month. These are not theoretical tools but physical machines and mobile apps already tied into the mainnet, providing real-time network activity before public trading. This gives BlockDAG a significant edge and makes its July rollout a key reason why this project could build the strongest listing floor seen in recent years.

In addition to the hardware, BlockDAG has budgeted $600 million from the presale to cover exchange liquidity. This capital is earmarked for actual CEX support, price stability, and real post-launch trading volume. With 20 exchanges confirmed, including 5 Tier-1s, BlockDAG is entering the market with substantial firepower. As of now, BlockDAG’s presale is in Batch 29 out of 45, with over 23 billion coins sold and more than $315 million raised. The special pricing of $0.0020 is active for just a few more days, after which it will surge to $0.0030. This is the lowest possible entry before the batch pricing resumes its upward climb.

NEAR's latest news highlights a dip in price but no slowdown in usage. The token dropped to around $2.23 on June 14, after falling over 10% in 24 hours. Despite that, trading volume surged past $250 million, showing strong market interest. Analysts see short-term resistance at $2.30 and support at $2.18, with bullish setups forming on charts. Some even project recovery targets as high as $4.90 to $8.00 later this year. While price action looks shaky, the network’s core metrics are solid. NEAR is now the second-most used Layer-1 blockchain, with 46 million monthly active users, higher than Ethereum and Binance Chain. The protocol also supports account abstraction and DeFi tools that appeal to AI/web3 developers, with interest building around its real-world use cases.

Solana's price action has been choppy since June 13, with the token falling nearly 8% to around $142 before recovering slightly to $147. Buyers stepped in fast, defending the $143–$144 range, and price has since moved sideways between $145–$152. Analysts are watching this consolidation zone closely. If SOL can break past resistance at $158–$161, there’s room for a rally toward $179–$195. On the flip side, failure to hold $143 support could drag it back to $127. Technically, the setup is still holding. Momentum indicators like RSI and MACD show neutral to mildly bullish trends. The broader 200-week moving average is also providing support. Short-term resistance at $152 remains a key level to flip. With ETF filings in motion and strong Layer-1 fundamentals, the next breakout for SOL could come fast. For now, it’s about holding ground until the next clear move appears.

In conclusion, while NEAR and SOL show long-term strength, their short-term movements are uncertain. This has led investors to explore newer opportunities like BlockDAG, which is set to roll out its miners in July with $600 million already set aside for post-listing support. The project has just passed the $315 million raised mark, and the special $0.0020 presale offer is still active for a few more days. With working infrastructure and liquidity locked, BlockDAG presents a compelling case for investors looking for the crypto with the most potential, even while still in the presale stage.