NEAR wrote its desired price into the contract. 340,000 tokens are locked there. If the 3-day average price stays above $3.33, it will convert into real tokens. The 17th secret perpetual went live. That day, it closed at $3.76. Now it's sitting at $4.96, but on the first day of September, it was still under $2. What it’s selling is privacy, matching, and depth borrowed from Hyperliquid. Positions and accounts aren’t linked, and leverage can go up to 40x. I bet someone will copy this unlock model next month— writing the price into incentives works better than explaining a 100-page whitepaper.