ORACUL Documentation

TL;DR: ORACUL is a Telegram app where you make predictions and level up through mining.

What you can do: - join live prediction rounds - grow mining power over time - upgrade with boosts and passes - use refs to accelerate growth - transfer or withdraw when needed

Getting in is simple: 1. Open ORACUL from Telegram. 2. Your account loads automatically. 3. Start with predictions or mining right away.

No complicated setup steps.

Predictions are the main mode in ORACUL.

Core loop: - pick an active round - choose direction - place stake - wait for result - claim when eligible

You can track open rounds and your own history in-app.

Public Predictions API is coming soon.

Each round follows this flow: 1. Betting open 2. Prediction submitted 3. Round closes 4. Result settles 5. Claim window opens

Competition today comes from: - prediction leaderboard (all time, 7d, 30d) - daily and rolling prediction quests

There is no separate standalone "daily contest" mode right now.

Boosts help you progress faster.

What you can upgrade: - hashrate boosts (stronger mining power) - upgrade cadence based on your strategy and budget

Mining now has no per-user memory cap. Activity still matters because long inactivity pauses mining until you resume.

Mining is the long-term progression engine.

Simple version: - more hashrate = stronger earning pace - boosts/referrals improve hashrate - claims are always available when you have unclaimed output - mining pauses after 36 hours of inactivity and resumes with one tap in-app

Predictions are the main product; mining powers your growth.

Hashrate is your mining power level.

Your hashrate can grow from: - base account power - purchased upgrades - referral bonuses

ORACUL applies fairness rules so growth stays competitive across the network.

ORACUL uses an in-app balance system so the app feels fast.

Why this matters for users: - prediction actions feel near-instant - day-to-day actions stay smooth - fewer fee-heavy micro-transactions - activity history stays clear in-app

When you want blockchain movement, ORACUL gives explicit on-chain options.

Token naming in ORACUL is intentional:

- ORC: primary token notation across market-facing product language. - wORC: wrapped ledger notation for internal balance accounting. - SOL: network gas and settlement rail.

Practical interpretation: - most in-app activity uses wORC - on-chain actions use ORC/SOL rails when needed - wrap/unwrap connects in-app and on-chain usage

ORACUL shows wallet balance views for two user needs: - in-app actions (fast product usage) - on-chain actions (wallet-address transfers)

Self-custody export: on Profile you can export your custodial wallet private key (Solana base58) after a short safety flow. Use it to import the same address into Phantom or another wallet. Anyone with that key can move on-chain funds — store it offline and never share it.

This keeps the experience clear: use in-app flow for speed, on-chain flow for external movement, and export only when you intentionally want full key control.

You can move value in two common ways:

- Internal transfer: send to another ORACUL user in-app - On-chain transfer/withdraw: send to a Solana wallet address

Internal transfers are fastest. On-chain transfers can take network confirmation time and fees.

Refs = invite friends and get rewarded fast.

How refs work: - share your referral link/code - when a brand-new user signs up through it, rewards are credited instantly (if eligible) - you get hashrate growth from each successful ref - inviter + invitee can both receive onboarding token rewards - milestone bonus can unlock at 5 successful refs (pool-based)

Important: refs are attached on first signup only.

ORACUL has daily and rolling quests for active users.

The Explorer helps you review account activity and history.

You can search and inspect past actions to better understand your own usage and outcomes.

You should feel in control when you use ORACUL.

What that means in practice: - you sign in through Telegram — no extra passwords to juggle for day-to-day play - balances and prediction stakes stay tied to your account in the app - when you move value on-chain, those steps are explicit so you always know what you approved - if you want full custody of the same on-chain wallet ORACUL uses for deposits and withdrawals, use Profile → Key to export your private key after reading the warnings — that key is as sensitive as the funds it controls

If something looks off, use official Telegram channels and support — never share private keys, seed phrases, or “verification” codes with anyone.

Today the Telegram mini app runs on internal APIs you do not need to touch.

Public Predictions API is coming soon — aimed at people who want to build their own prediction agents: automations, strategy bots, and custom workflows that read round state, place stakes, and react to outcomes with clear, documented access.

Roadmap:

1. Public Predictions API (agent-first) — documented access to rounds, markets, and outcomes so users and teams can run custom prediction agents on top of ORACUL (not just read-only dashboards). 2. Pump.fun launch — ORACUL’s public launch is anchored on Pump.fun as the primary path for early discovery, liquidity, and community formation around the token. 3. More assets to bid on — broaden what you can stake predictions on as coverage grows (new pairs, new venues, and new question types over time). 4. ORC-governed ORACUL — evolve toward on-chain governance where ORC holders steer fees, risk limits, market listings, and treasury direction. 5. Native ORACUL prediction markets — build owned venues where you can bid priced outcomes across major sports, elections and policy decisions, entertainment and awards, esports finals and circuit championships, macroeconomic data releases, corporate earnings and M&A, and crypto-native catalysts such as listings, mainnet upgrades, and large protocol parameter votes.

Direction stays the same: predictions first, mining as the growth engine.