Ferrum Network, a blockchain and cryptocurrency service ecosystem, announced today that it now integrates oracle solutions Chain link For many different initiatives.

The first integration is online. Ferrum Network is using Chainlink VRF (Verifiable Random Function) to determine the address of pre-sale tokens in a provably fair and tamper-proof manner.

In addition, the Ferrum Network will use Chainlink VRF to determine the wallet addresses of winning participants for the pre-sale distribution of high-demand token issuance; and other randomly generated lists as a result of future plans.

Chainlink VRF is a verifiable random function used to generate random numbers and pass them to the smart contract on the chain. Although oracles are generally known for relaying data on-chain; Chainlink has expanded its network of oracles to perform various scalable, low-cost, and verifiable off-chain calculations on behalf of smart contracts. One of them is their popular VRF service.

Securing Ferrum’s cross-chain token bridge Chain link

In addition to adding on-chain utilities with verifiable security, Ferrum will further use Chainlink oracles to improve its cross-chain quality, security and robustness Token bridge.

Start of cooperation

UREEQA, the Ferrum Network incubation project was recently introduced to the Chainlink Labs team……

Just a few days after the conversation, UREEQA released a series of NFTs for MLB home run Trey Mancini; all proceeds will be used for cancer research. Chainlink VRF is used for fair distribution of rewards, including autographed souvenirs, to select current and future NFTs.

“We are very pleased to see Chainlink VRF being used in our consulting services for provably fair and unbiased token distribution. And to advance more promising and synergistic work between the two projects. We believe that these integrations will Add tremendous value to the Ferrum and Chainlink communities.”
– Ian Friend, co-founder of Ferrum Network