This morning I said $NEAR 's price action looked strange: down more than 5% in 24 hours, with volume at just 80% of normal. A sell-off over an incident involving more than $3 million should have generated more volume. Now it looks like the opposite: the money was later fully returned via the original route. The news went from a disaster to a false alarm, but the price didn't rebound at all. That's the truly abnormal part: the bad news was disproven, yet the market didn't react, suggesting sellers weren't spooked by the exploit but were using it as an opportunity to sell. It's now at $5.1, still 60% higher than 30 days ago and nearly tripled in six months. $NEAR