The NEAR Protocol is a decentralized application platform that is designed to be easy to use and developer-friendly. It is built on a sharded Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism that allows for high throughput and low fees.Various projects have been launched over the years on NEAR, many of which are no longer active, but many of them are still active. In this dashboard, I will take a detailed look at the active projects on NEAR. Finally, in the last part, I jump to active projects on Horizon.

In short, what we will discuss in this article are:

1- Projects types

2-Active projects on NEAR

3- Active projects on Horizon

The NEAR Protocol is a decentralized application platform that is designed to be easy to use and developer-friendly. It is built on a sharded Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism that allows for high throughput and low fees.

There are a number of projects that are being built on the NEAR Protocol, including NFT platforms, fitness apps, DeFi platforms, and data oracles. These projects are still in their early stages, but they have the potential to be major players in the decentralized application space.

Here are some of the most notable projects building on NEAR:

• Mintbase: An NFT platform that allows users to create and sell NFTs.
• Satori.art: An NFT platform that focuses on high-quality art.
• Sweatcoin: A fitness app that rewards users with cryptocurrency for walking.
• Aurora: An Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible chain that is built on top of the NEAR Protocol.
• Ref Finance: A decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that offers a variety of products, including lending, borrowing, and staking. The NEAR Protocol is a rapidly growing ecosystem with a lot of potential. If you are interested in decentralized applications, then I encourage you to check out the projects that are being built on NEAR.

Methodology

Flipsidecrypto tables have been used to extract the results. In particular, we can refer to the following tables:

• To extract NEAR transactions “near.core.fact_transactions“ table will be used.
• To extract NEAR project names “near.core.dim_address_labels“ table will be used.
• To extract Horizon data “near.horizon.fact_decoded_actions“ table will be used.

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Different definitions for active projects can be considered, but in this article I have considered three main factors as the main parameters of an active project, which are:

• A project that has been active in the last 7 days.

• A project that has had at least 100 transactions in the last 7 days: This is a good measure of the overall activity on a project. A high number of transactions indicates that the project is being used by a lot of people.

• A project that has at least 100 users in the last 7 days: A high number of active wallets indicates that the project is being used by a lot of people on a regular basis.