Which assets ZEC is swapped into and out of via NEAR Intents — the main currencies people convert ZEC to and from. Three toggles control the view.
Direction is ZEC → asset, asset → ZEC, or Net. The all-time Net view shows each asset's gross inflow, outflow and net together: red is outflow ZEC→asset, green is inflow asset→ZEC, and ◆ is net.
Aggregation is monthly stacked bars or an all-time ranking. Granularity is Raw, Token or Chain. Raw shows every distinct underlying asset, so USDT·tron and USDT·eth stay separate. Token groups by symbol, rolls all dollar stablecoins into one "USD" bucket, and splits the NEAR catch-all into its real assets (mostly wrapped NEAR).
Chain groups by network. Source: NEAR Intents explorer; the global time-range filter does not apply — use the built-in toggles.
This chart is plotted against the assets ZEC is swapped for — a breakdown, not a time series.
🔗 permalink ⇆ compareThis is which assets ZEC is swapped into and out of on NEAR Intents, a cross-chain swap protocol. It is one path between Zcash and everything else, and far from the only one — centralised exchanges move more. So a rise here means more value took this route, which is not the same as more value moving.
It is off-chain from Zcash's point of view. What the Zcash chain sees is an ordinary transfer; the swap itself happens elsewhere. None of this is visible in transaction counts as swapping, and none of it is shielded activity.
Stablecoin volume is not the same as volume against another asset. A swap to USDC is usually someone stepping out; a swap to another coin is a rotation. The composition says more here than the total.
For the cross-chain picture as a graph rather than a series, see the swap graph.