NEAR Hackathon is live: 13 tracks, $250K, submissions close Nov 14. Here are 10 builds on OutLayer nobody expects. They're easy to ship because OutLayer gives you out of the box: a TEE wallet under an owner policy, sealed secrets, private storage, VRF, HTTPS from the enclave, connectors, pay-per-call. You write normal code with HTTP calls and API keys, call it from a NEAR contract or over HTTPS, and every execution is attested by an Intel TDX quote that chains to Intel's root certificate. You don't trust us. You check Intel's signature on the exact code that ran. Point your coding agent at our skills and ship in one pass. 1. An investment thesis you can re-run (Investment Thesis) Run your NEAR analytics model in OutLayer, and every chart comes with an attestation: this code, this data, this output. Judges don't have to trust your dashboard. They can verify it. 2. Escrow that pays when the PR merges (Real-World Money) A NEAR contract holds the bounty. OutLayer checks GitHub inside the enclave: is the PR merged, and did the right account author it? If yes, the payout goes out. No arbiter and no trusted backend, just a verifiable check of a Web2 fact. 3. An AI CFO with a real bank account (Autonomous Business) Your agent pays invoices from a real Mercury business account. The owner sets the spending cap, the 30-day budget and the allowed recipients, and the enclave enforces them. The agent can't rewrite the rules or see the credentials. Treasury ops for a company of one. 4. An NFT that holds an API key (NFTs That Do Something) Whoever holds the NFT can call a paid API. The key is sealed in the enclave. OutLayer checks ownership on-chain, then makes the call. Sell the NFT and the access goes with it. Nobody ever sees the key. 5. A memecoin that mints when it rains on Thursday (Memecoins With Mechanics) The supply follows a real-world signal: weather, GitHub stars, a sports score. OutLayer fetches it over plain HTTPS inside a TEE and signs the result. The joke has rules, and the rules are verifiable. 6. A bot-proof token launch (Memecoins / Open Innovation) CAPTCHA checked off-chain in a TEE, purchase settled on-chain. Real humans get the allocation and snipers get nothing. The contract never has to trust a server, because the server is attested. 7. An oracle that doesn't trust its RPC (Unstoppable DeFi) eth_call lies if the node lies. OutLayer verifies Ethereum state proofs inside the enclave, so a NEAR lending market can read EVM collateral without trusting whoever served the data. 8. Get paid every time an agent calls your code (Agent Economy) Publish a WASM function. Agents call it over HTTPS with a payment key, and you earn on every call, per request, with no billing stack. An API business in an afternoon. 9. Reputation agents can actually trust (AI Security & Defense) Read a fact from Web2 or any chain, such as an account's age, contribution history or on-chain volume, and publish it as an EAS attestation signed in the enclave. Trust moves from "who signed this" to "this exact code fetched this exact data." 10. An invoice chaser that writes from your Gmail (Real-World Money) The agent sends payment reminders from your real address and settles in stablecoins. It has the send scope only, so it can't read your mailbox. The OAuth token never leaves the TEE.