NFT launchpad and marketplace One Planet, together with the horse-themed NFT project Derby Stars, have integrated Chainlink Verifiable Random Function (VRF) on the Polygon mainnet.
By integrating the world’s most reliable and industry-leading decentralized oracle network, One Planet now has access to a tamper-proof and auditable source of randomness needed to fairly distribute and power Derby Stars’ Randombox NFT reveals. These NFTs are found on One Planet’s marketplace.
One Planet is a Polygon-based NFT marketplace where holders can define and expand the utilities of their NFTs. One Planet is also an emerging launchpad that offers bespoke launchpad services, add-on utilities, and technical assistance to help accelerate the growth and adoption of NFT collections on its platform.
Derby Stars launched its 1,000 Randombox NFTs, which featured the following prizes:
- One unique horse NFT
- 199 rare/common horse NFTs
- 800 starter pack NFTs
Pryce Cho, CEO of One Planet, stated, “As an NFT launchpad and marketplace, we’re excited to be using Chainlink VRF. Users are increasingly demanding proof of randomness, and Chainlink VRF is the most reliable, secure, and transparent RNG solution in the industry.”
Chainlink VRF
Chainlink VRF is a highly secure and provably fair source of on-chain randomness for all kinds of blockchain-based applications, NFTs, and games. Random Number Generation (RNG) is a mechanism for unpredictability.
RNG secures the outcome against reverse engineering. However, it’s vulnerable to miner attacks, and it requires complete trust in the data provider when it comes to off-chain implementation.
Chainlink VRF is explicitly designed to support smart contracts’ needs, providing them with an open-source and easily integrated RNG solution directly auditable on-chain by any user via cryptographic proofs. With this technology, even the oracle provider or the project developers can’t tamper the outcome.