The Breakdown
Messy Data Clean Outputs. AI is only as good as its data. "Cleaning" real-world data for smart contracts is the "Holy Grail" of oracles. Standardizing "truth" is hard. If the cleaning logic is centralized, it defeats the purpose of being on-chain.
Multi-node LLM Eval. Using multiple AI models to "vote" on an outcome reduces the bias or hallucinations of a single model. Cost and Latency. Running multiple LLM inferences for a single data point is computationally expensive and slow.
Cryptographic Verification. Ensures the data hasn't been tampered with from the source to the blockchain. This proves who sent the data, but not necessarily that the data itself is accurate.
.BNB Greenfield Integration.Using decentralized storage (Greenfield) means the data history is permanent and not owned by a big tech company. Integration complexity and the speed of retrieving large datasets from decentralized storage.
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🟩 Why it’s different:
· Processes real-world, messy data → clean, trusted outputs
· Multi-node LLM evaluation + decentralized consensus
· Cryptographic verification + immutable storage on #BNB Greenfield
· Built for AI agents, prediction markets, RWA, and dynamic dApps
This isn’t just data feeds.
It’s verified intelligence for the on-chain economy.
