SECONDED — Oracle design & disclosures
01 The four nouns.
SECONDED is an AI oracle designed for smart contracts on Robinhood Chain. The question comes from a contract, with numbered options and a payment of roughly $1. The model chooses an answer. The second is intended to be an independent answer from a model at a different lab, blind to the other answer. The settlement delivers the agreed option on-chain; disagreement means abstention and a refund.
This document describes the intended design. The oracle contract is not deployed. The token is not launched.
What you must take on trust.
A requester would have to trust the operator to obtain two answers from the stated models at different labs, keep each model blind to the other’s answer, and report both answers faithfully. This page provides no way to check that two answers existed, which models produced them, or that they answered independently. An on-chain result alone would not establish those facts.
Independence and blindness are operator promises in this design, not enforced guarantees. Independently checkable evidence of the requests and responses could later help make parts of the process checkable; operator-published logs alone would not prove it. The evidence, its limits, and how a requester could verify it remain TBA.
02 The entities.
- The asking contract
- Submits the question, supplies its numbered options, and pays for the request. The contract is the recipient of an agreed answer.
- The answering model
- Receives the question and options and returns its choice.
- The seconding model
- Is intended to come from a different lab and answer without seeing the other model’s response. This relies on the operator running the process as described.
- The oracle
- Coordinates the answers and their settlement. Agreement delivers an answer; disagreement produces abstention and a refund.
03 The on-chain boundary.
The contract-facing request, payment, and settlement belong on-chain. Model inference happens off-chain. The chain would record the reported outcome; it does not run the models, establish that the off-chain process happened as described, or establish that the answer is correct.
The relay implementation, model identities, and exact settlement interface remain TBA. An application using this oracle would depend on those off-chain components as well as the contract.
04 How a second is produced.
In the intended process, a contract supplies one question and its numbered options. The operator would send the question to two models from different labs and keep each answer hidden from the other model until both have chosen. Requesters would rely on the operator to do this, as set out in the trust disclosure above.
The operator would compare the returned choices. The intended outcomes are: agreement delivers the selected option on-chain; disagreement causes the oracle to abstain and refund the request.
05 When answers agree.
If both models select the same option, that option is delivered to the asking contract. Agreement is the delivery condition. It is not proof that the selected answer is correct: both models can make the same mistake.
06 When answers disagree.
If the models select different options, the oracle abstains and refunds. Neither answer is delivered as an agreed result. A contract using SECONDED must be able to handle receiving no answer.
Refund timing, the settlement asset, and treatment of network transaction costs: TBA.
07 Failure and open parameters.
Disagreement is only one way a request can fail. A model may be unavailable, return an invalid option, or fail to answer. A relay or on-chain transaction may also fail. These cases must not be mistaken for model agreement.
| Model timeout and retries | TBA |
|---|---|
| Invalid or missing answer handling | TBA |
| Relay or settlement failure recovery | TBA |
| Refund rules for these failures | TBA |
No benchmark is published here. This document makes no claim of improved accuracy.
08 The token.
$SECONDED is a planned token. It has not launched. If a launch proceeds, the plan is to use Pons after the oracle works, subject to final launch disclosure. The planned token would carry no governance rights, revenue share, staking, or claim on protocol fees. No role for the token in requesting or settling oracle answers is specified in this design; a working oracle would not give holders an entitlement to its income.
| Token | $SECONDED |
|---|---|
| Launchpad | Pons |
| Planned launch condition | If launched, after the oracle works; criteria TBA |
| Governance rights | None |
| Revenue share | None |
| Staking | None |
| Claim on protocol fees | None |
| Supply | TBA |
09 What funds the oracle.
Creator fees would be fees payable to the token’s creator under the launchpad’s fee mechanism, controlled by the operator. The applicable fee rules, rate, recipient address, and whether it could pay operator compensation remains TBA. Token holders would have no entitlement to those fees.
A launch on this launchpad does not raise funds: there is no sale and no proceeds to distribute. The only launch-related income contemplated is the creator fee described above, earned on trading volume after launch and claimed by the recipient. That recipient is a dedicated project wallet controlled by the operator, separate from the operator's other holdings; its address would be published at launch. The operator intends to apply that income to the oracle's running costs, and may retain any amount beyond them. Funding before a token launch, and how operation would be funded if creator fees are insufficient, remain TBA; fee income is not assured.
10 Launch distribution.
The table below states the current distribution plans. They are subject to final launch disclosure and are not enforced constraints. A planned absence of token allocation would not prevent the operator from controlling creator fees, as disclosed above.
| Presale | None planned, if launched |
|---|---|
| Operator allocation | None planned, if launched |
| Dev buy | None planned, if launched |
11 What SECONDED is not.
SECONDED is not a price feed. Its regulatory status depends on jurisdiction and remains open. It is not live. Any launch date remains TBA.
An answer is a model output accepted by an agreement rule. It is not a guarantee about the world, a substitute for judgment, or a promise that a requesting contract can safely act on it.
12 Names are not affiliations.
SECONDED is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood. Naming Robinhood Chain identifies the intended network only.
No partnership, endorsement, or affiliation with any launchpad or model provider is stated or implied. Model providers have not yet been selected; their identities remain TBA.
13 Planned, not shipped.
The planned order is for the oracle to work before any token launch. What would count as working, and how that would be assessed, remain TBA. The contract has not been deployed and the token has not launched. No launch date is scheduled; any launch remains a plan subject to final disclosure.
The following parameters describe current intentions, subject to final launch disclosure, alongside unresolved details. TBA means a value has not yet been announced.
14 Launch parameters.
| Chain | Robinhood Chain |
|---|---|
| Chain ID | 4663 |
| Request payment | Roughly $1 |
| Token launchpad | Pons |
| Creator fees | If generated after launch, team-controlled; intended to help cover oracle running costs. Fee terms and team compensation: TBA. |
| Launch proceeds | None. This launchpad does not raise funds; there is no sale. |
| Operator allocation and fee control | No token allocation planned if launched, subject to final launch disclosure. The operator would control creator fees; whether these could pay operator compensation remains TBA. |
15 Dates and addresses.
| Oracle launch date | TBA |
|---|---|
| Oracle contract address | TBA — not deployed |
| Token launch date | TBA — planned after the oracle works, if launched |
| Token contract address | TBA — not launched |
16 Disclaimer.
SECONDED is experimental. Models may be wrong, services may be unavailable, and contracts may fail. Agreement between models does not remove those risks.
This document is not financial, investment, legal, or other professional advice. This document is informational only and is not an offer or solicitation to acquire any token.