Oasis RNG: True Onchain Randomness on Sapphire

Summary

The Oasis Network Community announced the launch of Oasis RNG, which brings true, onchain randomness to the Sapphire environment using a VRF-powered, private entropy source. This feature, accessible via the `randomBytes` function, eliminates the need for traditional commit-reveal schemes or centralized oracles, providing developers with native, privacy-preserving unpredictability for applications like fair gaming and unique NFTs. This is significant because it solves the inherent determinism cha...

🎲 Oasis RNG: Bringing True Randomness Onchain 🔐✨

Blockchains are deterministic. Randomness? Not so much. But for dApps—from fair games to unique NFTs—you need unpredictability.

🔥 Oasis delivers with randomBytes on Sapphire:
🔹 VRF-powered, private entropy
🔹 Ephemeral keys, never stored
🔹 Per-tx domain separation via Merlin transcripts

No more commit-reveal hacks. No more centralized oracles. Just native, privacy-preserving randomness baked into your dApp with one clean function call.

🧪 Developers, builders, randomness skeptics—this one’s for you.

📖 Read now → https://oasis.net/blog/oasis-random-number-generation
💬 Got questions? Hit us up on #【☕】general

Unpacking The Oasis Random Number Generation Implementation

Oasis RNG: True Onchain Randomness on Sapphire
RNGs are tools that play a crucial role in solving different problems with onchain randomness for Oasis and other public blockchains.

The latest from Oasis Network Community

Oasis Cannes Recap Private Garden Party

**🌸 Oasis Private Garden Party — Recap** What a day in Cannes! ☀️ Builders, teams, and privacy enthusiasts came together for an afternoon of ideas, …

Oasis @ EthCC Recap - Final Day Highlights

**Oasis @ EthCC 🇫🇷 | Event Recap & Final Day Highlights** Three days. Countless privacy conversations. What a ride!🚀 Here's how we're closing out EthCC …

Decentralized Storage Privacy with Oasis Sapphire

🔐 New Blog — Decentralized Storage: Encryption & Access Management Decentralized storage networks are great for availability — but privacy usually isn’t built in. In …