Exploring Web3 & AI agents | Contributor @RialoHQ

Mars
Joined June 2019
Prediction market settlement still depends on a keeper bot noticing the oracle result and sending a tx. Keeper dies or gets outbid on gas and funds just sit locked. @RialoHQ being event driven means the event itself kicks off settlement, no bot to babysit.
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Rialo founders left mysten lab to fix the part L1s still can’t do. Talk to the outside world. Today that means a cron on some vps and we call the app decentralized. @RialoHQ puts web calls and event triggers in the protocol. one less box to get owned
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A fund running strategy on a public chain is basically live streaming it. Every tx and counterparty in the log. @RialoHQ has confidential execution built into the infrastructure. positions stay hidden and state still verifies. no desk touches a chain that shows its book live.
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Been reading the scale writeup from @RialoHQ. Test part is the boring one. Agent misses the deadline, native timer refunds the escrow, no off-chain script involved. On most stacks that refund is a cron job on some box with a hot key nobody audits.
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Most onchain credit score setups come down to one api key in a relayer's env file. Thats the whole trust model. On @RialoHQ the contract just fetches the fico data directly, nothing sitting in between to get popped.
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People say just use chainlink like the oracle hop is free. iIt's still a relay, a feed config and a trust boundary you now have to threat model. @RialoHQ lets contracts make the http call directly so the request stays inside the tx flow.
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Most L1 push data and scheduling out to oracles, keepers and relayers. Then the audit covers the contract and nobody looks at the hot key on the relayer box. @RialoHQ moved all that into the chain itself!
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Rialo using account abstraction, signup is just email or google login, no seed phrase step. Keys are still non-custodial, you just never touch that part yourself. Decentralization killing onboarding was always a choice not a requirement.
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Rialo escrows the payment when you hire an agent to do a task. If it misses the deadline you get your money back automatically. Theres also a separate judge agent checking the actual output before the payout clears.
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People say just use a bridge like it's a function call. But it's a relayer watching one chain, a multisig and a contract on the other side trusting whatever they sign. Ronin needed 5 of 9 sigs to move funds, attackers got 5, $600M gone.
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@RialoHQ building this into the chain instead of around it is the direction i like!
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Keeper bots are just a script watching a price feed. One bad rpc call or it gets outbid and tx doesn't fire. @RialoHQ has this baked into the chain itself. No need some separate bot running 24/7 somewhere just to poll state and pray it wins the race.
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People say decentralization means no single point of failure. Mostly true for consensus but check the RPC provider, the bridge, the sequencer still centralized in most chains.
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One of those goes down and it doesn't matter how decentralized your validators are. @RialoHQ is building around this exact gap!
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L2s made tx cheaper but we are still trusting the same sequencer, same bridge, same fraud window as before. That's not a fix, that's just paint on the crack. @RialoHQ isn't stacking another rollup but questioning why we keep patching instead of rebuilding.
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The cool thing about @RialoHQ is identity checks dont happen in the open. Your info gets encrypted, checked privately and only a yes or no ever touches the chain. Actual data never shows up onchain just the result.
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The real problem was never "reading the internet" but that a smart contract can't trust what it reads. Since chain state has to be deterministic and verifiable by every node.
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@RialoHQ solves that at the runtime level! Contracts query external data and the network verifies it before it becomes state. No oracle contract acting as a middleman you have to separately trust.
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Rialo retroactive points have been distributed! If you contributed to @RialoHQ Discord community or GitHub, you can now claim your points. • sign up: playground.rialo.io/ • visit your profile • connect your discord & GitHub • claim That’s it.
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Most chains give you finality in seconds, fine for a swap but useless for a game where you gotta hit or dodge in real time. @RialoHQ does 50ms so the chain keeps up with your reflexes instead of your reflexes waiting on the chain.
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