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Shipped X0racle this week: a fully on-chain tarot dApp on Base.
Two smart contracts, 5,000 NFTs, 50 hand-illustrated cards, 150 hand-written prophecies. Zero backend. No database, no API, no server anywhere in the stack.
Pay the oracle, three cards are drawn inside the transaction, and it writes you a prophecy citing your actual wallet. All of it assembled on-chain.
If every service I use went down tomorrow, every card would still render perfectly. That was the whole design goal.
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