Orakl Network
  • Developer's Guide
    • Introduction
    • Verifiable Randomness Function (VRF)
    • Request-Response
    • Data Feed
    • Proof of Reserve
    • Prepayment
    • L2 Services
    • Data Availability Layer API (DAL)
    • Example Projects
      • Binary Option Example
      • Flipcoin Example
      • Mystery Box Example
  • Node Operator's Guide
    • Introduction
    • Orakl Network API
    • Orakl Network CLI
      • Chain
      • Service
      • Listener
      • VRF Keys
      • Reporter
      • Fetcher
      • Delegator
    • Orakl Network VRF
    • Orakl Network Request-Response
    • Orakl Network Data Feed
    • Orakl Network Delegator
    • Orakl Network Proof of Reserve
  • Other Resources
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Explore these example projects that showcase the functionality of the Orakl service:

  • : Experience a binary option application that leverages the Orakl network to fetch real-time price data

  • : Dive into an application that utilizes Orakl's Verifiable Random Function (VRF) for generating randomness, simulating the flip of a coin to produce unbiased results of heads or tails.

  • : Discover an application that harnesses the power of VRF provided by Orakl to generate unique properties for Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), adding an element of unpredictability and rarity to each token.

These examples serve as starting points for developers looking to integrate Orakl's services into their own projects, showcasing its versatility and potential across various use cases.

Binary Option Application
Flipcoin Simulator
Mystery Box NFT Generator