Faster RNG on Robinhood Chain first, then Arbitrum: live verifiable commit-reveal randomness for games, AI agents, DeFi and real-time apps.
Dice Protocol is live verifiable randomness infrastructure on Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum chain explicitly eligible for this buildathon. The goal now is focused: make RNG faster and smoother on Robinhood Chain first, then carry the same real-time randomness path to Arbitrum.
Dice gives onchain applications a commit-reveal RNG primitive for games, AI agents, DeFi, social apps and autonomous products where waiting for randomness breaks the user experience. The current v10 DiceEntropy contract is deployed on Robinhood Chain mainnet at 0xd8a0680e7699526b57140ed4eafdcc7219dc0a0c. Developers can integrate through the public SDK, Solidity interfaces and docs at diceprotocol.world.
For this submission, the prize thesis is simple: Robinhood Chain can support real-time onchain applications today, Dice is pushing randomness closer to the speed those apps need, and the next step is taking that faster RNG path to Arbitrum.
Dice entered the buildathon with production infrastructure already live on Robinhood Chain. The buildathon focus is to make that deployment stronger, faster and easier to verify, then use the same architecture as the foundation for Arbitrum.
Current proof points for judges:
- DiceEntropy v10 live on Robinhood Chain mainnet
- Contract: 0xd8a0680e7699526b57140ed4eafdcc7219dc0a0c
- Public explorer link included in deployment details
- SDK and Solidity interfaces available for developers
- Docs, whitepaper, security assumptions and status pages live at diceprotocol.world
- x402 paid randomness path and Dice Agent reference client already public
- Current operational reveal target is around 1-3 seconds, depending on chain conditions and request flow
Buildathon roadmap:
1. Faster RNG on Robinhood Chain: benchmark request-to-reveal latency, reduce unnecessary delay in the request/reveal path, and improve reliability for real-time apps.
2. Cleaner developer path: improve docs, examples and integration surfaces so games, agents and DeFi apps can adopt Dice without custom oracle work.
3. Arbitrum expansion: prepare the same DiceEntropy architecture for Arbitrum so builders can use fast verifiable randomness beyond Robinhood Chain without changing the core integration model.
Bootstrapped to date. We are exploring strategic ecosystem funding and a small round to support faster Robinhood Chain RNG, Arbitrum deployment, developer tooling, infrastructure costs, integrations and security hardening.