OMY

The TON-native optimistic oracle. OMY resolves arbitrary real-world facts on-chain — who won an election, did event X happen, did proposal Y pass — by economic game, not by trusted feeds.

OMY — the optimistic network for universal markets.

Why OMY exists

TON has price oracles today. It does not have an event oracle — a system that can answer "did X happen?" with on-chain finality. That gap blocks prediction markets, insurance payouts, conditional settlement, bridge state attestations, RWA verification, and conditional payouts of every kind.

OMY fills the gap with the most battle-tested model in DeFi: the optimistic oracle.

How it works in one paragraph

Anyone can ask a question on-chain. An asserter proposes the answer and posts a bond. A challenge window opens — if nobody disputes within the window, the answer is accepted. If a disputer challenges (also posting a bond), the question escalates to an arbitration layer (a committee at launch, stake-weighted commit-reveal voting later). The loser of any dispute loses their bond; the winner takes the larger share. Honest reporting is the only rational strategy.

What you can build

• Prediction markets — on-chain markets for any future event.
• Bridges — attest cross-chain finality.
• Insurance — pay out on verified events.
• RWA settlement — answer "did the deliverable arrive?"
• DAO governance — resolve subjective decisions onchain.
• Conditional payments — escrow that releases on truth.

Status

License	MIT — open source
Built on	TON, Tolk, Acton

Next steps

• Builders: SDK Quick Start — integrate OMY in 10 lines.
• Researchers: Architecture — the contract topology + economic model.