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Witnet
The Wit/Oracle pairs a state-of-the-art Proof of Stake algorithm with its own native coin $WIT to deliver unparalleled security for all your Web3 data needs.
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MyWitWallet
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myWitWallet is a web-based wallet for WIT tokens that enables instant transactions without requiring full blockchain synchronization, providing lightweight access to send and receive WIT through browser-based key management. The wallet generates and stores private keys locally in the browser, allowing users to quickly interact with the Witnet blockchain for basic transfer operations without downloading the full chain state or running validator software.Category: Wallet
Sheikah
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Sheikah is a desktop wallet application for Windows, macOS, and Linux that manages WIT tokens and enables users to create and deploy custom data requests to the Witnet oracle network. The wallet provides key management through 12-word seed phrases, transaction signing capabilities, and interfaces for configuring oracle query parameters including data source URLs, aggregation methods, and replication factors. Users can monitor their node operations, track minted rewards, and configure automated reward forwarding while the application handles local blockchain synchronization for full node operation.Category: Wallet
Witnet Network
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Witnet Protocol is a layer 1 Proof of Stake blockchain purpose-built for oracle functionality, enabling validator nodes to retrieve external data, reach consensus, and deliver information to smart contracts on multiple blockchain platforms through bridge connections. The blockchain maintains short block time with economic incentives where validators stake WIT tokens to participate in block production and data request resolution, earning rewards for accurate reporting while risking slashed collateral for dishonest behavior. The network employs cryptographic commitments and algorithmic reputation scoring to ensure data integrity, with validators competing for assignments based on past performance and staked collateral.Category: L1
Wit Oracle
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Wit Oracle provides decentralized oracle services for smart contracts across multiple blockchain networks, implementing data retrieval through randomly selected validator nodes that fetch information from external sources, aggregate results using consensus algorithms, and deliver tamper-resistant data to requesting contracts. The oracle supports various use cases including HTTP GET/POST requests to web APIs, GraphQL query execution, price feed aggregation from multiple sources, and verifiable random number generation through cryptographic commitments. Smart contracts pay WIT tokens to request data, with costs determined by replication factor, data source complexity, and required security parameters while validators compete to fulfill requests based on their reputation scores and staked collateral.Category: Oracle
Witnet Randomness Oracle
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Witnet Randomness Oracle generates verifiable random numbers for smart contracts through cryptographic commitments made by multiple validator nodes on the Witnet blockchain, with each node contributing entropy that is aggregated and made unpredictable until reveal time. Smart contracts request randomness by calling deployed oracle contracts on their respective chains, paying fees in native tokens which are bridged to compensate Witnet validators, with the resulting random values delivered through bridge relayers after validation consensus. The oracle ensures unpredictability through commit-reveal schemes where validators stake collateral and risk slashing for non-participation or manipulation attempts, making it suitable for applications requiring provably fair random number generation including NFT minting, gaming outcomes, and lottery systems.Category: Oracle
Witnet Data Feeds
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Witnet Data Feeds provides pre-built price feed contracts deployed across multiple blockchain networks, offering smart contracts access to aggregated cryptocurrency and asset price data without requiring custom data request implementation. The feeds are maintained by the Witnet Foundation and updated at regular intervals through the Witnet oracle network, with each feed exposing standardized interfaces following ERC-2362 specifications for price pair queries. Developers integrate feeds by calling on-chain smart contracts that return latest price values with decimal precision, update timestamps, and query status codes while the underlying data aggregation and validation occurs on the Witnet blockchain.Category: Pricing Data API