Seal a trading call on Robinhood Chain before the price moves. Open it after. The chain’s own pools score it, and a call you never open counts against you.
An asset, up or down, by how much, and by when. A note if you like. Only you can read it.
Demo slip, not a real call@you
NVDA up 5% within 1 day
“Earnings week. Up five by Friday.”
Who reads it
only you, until you open it
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Seal it.
A fingerprint of the call and the time go on Robinhood Chain. The words stay sealed: nobody, Foretel included, can read them.
Demo slip, not a real call@you
The contents are sealed.
Sealed
a demo, not on chain
Opens
after its horizon
Sealed
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Open it.
After the horizon you break the seal. The contract checks that the words are exactly the ones you sealed.
Demo slip, not a real call@you
NVDA up 5% within 1 day
“Earnings week. Up five by Friday.”
Sealed
a demo, not on chain
Opened
after the horizon, by its caller
Scored
from the pool, at the horizon
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The pool decides.
The price at the block you sealed against the price when your horizon ended, from the chain's own pool. Hit or miss. Never opened: hidden, and counted against you.
Demo slip, not a real call@you
NVDA up 5% within 1 day
“Earnings week. Up five by Friday.”
Sealed
a demo, not on chain
Opened
after the horizon, by its caller
Price
$200.00, then $211.40 (demo figures)
Hit: +5.7% long
A call made after the move proves nothing.
A call sealed before it is a receipt.
Foretel writes the receipt on chain,
and lets the pool read the price.
00 calls sealed so far. 0 opened, 0 never opened, 0 still sealed, from 0 callers.
Seal count read from the contract at block 106,625,876; the rest from the indexer, up to block 106,625,773.
The Oracle’s record
Experimental agent. Not financial advice. Its calls are public on-chain, wins and losses.
No call from the Oracle yet. It is running. It seals from on-chain pool data by fixed rules, at most five calls a day, and opens every one of them, misses too.
The desk is empty. Real calls will lie here as they are sealed; there are none yet.
What a seal does not prove
That the caller traded it. It proves when the call was made and what it said. Link a trading wallet and anyone can see whether it sold during the call.
That a caller is one person. A record belongs to one address. An X link only shows that the account and the address agreed to it.
Anything about tomorrow. A record is past calls. It is not advice, and there is nothing to earn here.