Collective intelligence for EVE Frontier. A prediction market where on-chain game events are the oracle.

Traditional prediction markets need external oracles — someone trusted to say "this happened." EVE Frontier doesn't have this problem. Every kill, every gate jump, every item destroyed is already an immutable on-chain event. The chain data IS the oracle. No Chainlink, no dispute resolution, no trust required.

Players stake SUI on predictions about real in-game outcomes. Settlement is determined entirely by on-chain event counts that anyone can independently verify.

How it works:

1. Creator publishes a market ("Will System X see >20 kills this week?")

2. Players stake SUI on YES or NO — odds shift with each bet

3. Off-chain indexer counts matching EVE events via Sui GraphQL

4. Contract auto-settles based on observed count vs threshold

5. Winners claim proportional payout (minus 2% protocol fee)

module system architecture:

- augury (core) — Market creation, betting, resolution, payout. 457 lines.

- resolver_registry — Multi-oracle M-of-N quorum resolution (v2 decentralization). Multiple resolvers submit counts independently; market resolves when quorum agrees. 263 lines.

- gate_oracle — Smart Gate extension powered by market odds. Gates deny passage when prediction markets show high danger probability. First concrete example of prediction market composability. 176 lines.

Key features:

- 3 EVE event types: KillMail, JumpEvent, ItemDestroyed

- Multi-oracle decentralization (v2 implemented, not just roadmapped)

- Smart Gate composability (market odds -> gate access control)

- End-to-end verified: indexer counted 63 JumpEvents and auto-resolved a market on testnet

- 29 unit tests (augury) + 94 (gate_oracle) + 275 (resolver_registry) = 398 test lines

PactaForge — Programmable Agreements with Verifiable Execution

PactaForge is an execution layer for programmable agreements built on Sui, demonstrated through real in-game economies like EVE Frontier.

Today, smart contracts primarily execute transactions, but real-world agreements depend on more than transfers — they require conditions, proofs, delivery verification, and dispute resolution. This critical context is often fragmented or trusted off-chain.

PactaForge solves this by combining on-chain agreement execution with verifiable data.

Each agreement is created as a programmable on-chain object where assets are locked trustlessly, and execution is triggered only when predefined, provable conditions are met.

We demonstrate this through three live contract flows:

• Bounty Contracts — rewards are locked and only released when a valid on-chain killmail proves completion

• Delivery Jobs — payments are automatically released when required items are delivered and verified on-chain

• Trade Escrow — atomic swaps where both parties lock assets and settlement is enforced without counterparty risk

All flows execute on Sui testnet using real wallets, real assets, and verifiable on-chain events.

By integrating verifiable data primitives (via Walrus), PactaForge ensures that not just transactions, but the full context of agreements — proofs, conditions, and outcomes — are persistent, auditable, and trustless.

PactaForge shifts smart contracts from simple transactions to complete, deterministic agreement systems.

EVE Frontier Job Board

A decentralized job board for EVE Frontier Smart Storage Units. SSU owners post jobs (deliver X items → get Y reward), workers complete them in-game. Rewards stay locked in SSU escrow until the job is done.

Built with Sui Move + vanilla JS frontend.

Coming soon: Contract delivery jobs, insurance contracts, and more job types for the EVE Frontier ecosystem.

Frontier Trade Routes is a privacy-aware logistics and intel market built for the EVE Frontier x Sui ecosystem.

Instead of exposing exact live coordinates, the app shows region-level demand and route pressure so players can discover profitable trade activity without turning the interface into a targeting tool. Buyers can publish delivery contracts with budget, minimum reputation, and minimum stake requirements. Carriers accept orders by locking stake, and route information is revealed in stages: pickup first, destination later.

The system combines fuzzy heatmaps, gated order matching, staged reveal, reputation tiers, staking, intel validation, and mutual insurance into a single workflow. This helps players coordinate hauling, evaluate route risk, reward reliable carriers, and protect buyers when runs fail.

In short, Frontier Trade Routes creates a trust layer for player-driven logistics: discover demand, accept work, verify intel, lock stake, protect high-risk routes, and settle outcomes on Sui.

GIN (Galactic Intelligence Network) is a tactical intelligence layer for EVE Frontier that transforms raw player interactions, observations, and in-world signals into structured, operational intelligence.

In a survival-driven world like EVE Frontier, information is one of the most valuable resources a player can have. GIN is designed to help players and smart-object operators contribute, organize, and act on meaningful intelligence instead of relying on scattered reports, guesswork, or fragmented communication.

At its core, GIN is about building an intelligence network on the game, for the game, by the players, for the players.

The system allows players to submit in-world intel, attach it to relevant operational contexts such as assemblies or sectors, and convert those signals into actionable awareness. Rather than treating player reports as disposable chat or isolated notes, GIN structures them into a growing intelligence layer that can support coordination, threat awareness, route planning, resource decision-making, and future faction-level strategy.

GIN is being designed as a game-integrated intelligence framework that can plug directly into EVE Frontier’s environment, giving it the potential to operate not just as a companion dashboard, but as a real tactical layer around smart objects, player activity, and environmental signals.

The broader vision is to create a system where:

• players contribute intelligence as part of gameplay,

• the network becomes more useful as more players participate,

• incentives such as credits can reward valuable contributions,

• and future AI/advisory systems can reason over that intelligence to help players make better decisions in real time.

This creates a powerful loop:
players generate data → the network structures it → the system turns it into intelligence → players gain better awareness and coordination.

GIN is the foundation for a player-built intelligence protocol for EVE Frontier.

We built the architecture to enable:

• player intel contribution,

• smart object / assembly-linked operational context,

• structured tactical reporting,

• reward and incentive pathways,

• real-time intelligence surfaces,

• and future AI-assisted guidance for survival, movement, logistics, and conflict decision-making.

GIN turns raw player game interactions into operational intelligence.

📙 EVE Frontier App Directory

The community's open source app store for EVE Frontier. One browsable directory of every third-party tool, map, exchange, dApp, and utility built by players, accessible right from the in-game browser.

🔗 Live directory: evefrontier.space/directory

📦 Data repo: github.com/Econmartin/eve-frontier-apps

💡 The Problem Your SSU only takes one link. Players had to choose between tools, and most community apps stayed buried in Discord threads or bookmarks nobody remembered. New players had no idea what was out there. Builders had no reliable way to get discovered.

🧩 The Solution Point your SSU at the directory and you unlock access to every community app from a single slot. No more burning your one link on a single tool. The directory becomes your gateway to the entire ecosystem.

⭐ Save Favourites to Stillness Players can save their go-to apps as favourites, persisted on-chain via Stillness. Your personalised app list lives in the game world itself, not in a browser bookmark you'll lose. This also means the directory is deployed and operational inside Stillness as a dApp.

🔧 How It Works Developers submit their app with one pull request to a public GitHub repo. Just add a URL to urls.json. The directory auto-pulls your app's name, description, and preview image from og tags. No approval queue, no gatekeeping, no setup friction. dApps running on the smart contract layer can tag themselves for filtering.

🎯 Why This Matters for Players One place to discover everything the community has built. New players find the ecosystem in minutes instead of days. Builders get visibility just by merging a PR. And because anyone can link back to the directory from their own app, it works as connective tissue between tools, letting players navigate the whole Frontier app layer without memorising URLs.

🏗️ Design as a System This isn't a one-off feature. It's infrastructure that scales with the community. More apps get submitted, the directory gets more useful, more players set it as their SSU link, more builders want to be listed. The data layer is a simple open JSON file on GitHub. The frontend is clean, fast, and built for the in-game browser. The favourites layer ties into Stillness. Each piece is modular and community-owned.

20+ apps listed and growing 🌌 Built as the thing the Frontier was missing.

Real-time galaxy intelligence dashboard that tracks 24,502 star systems, smart assemblies, killmails, and danger zones across the EVE Frontier universe. Combines EVE Frontier World API data with Sui blockchain on-chain events. Includes an Intel Beacon Smart Assembly mod that turns Storage Units into distributed intelligence nodes for crowd-sourced scouting.

A decentralized bounty board for EVE Frontier built on Sui testnet. Players can post SUI bounties on other players' heads — the SUI is locked in an on-chain smart contract as escrow. When the target is killed (verified via EVE Frontier's on-chain kill data), only the verified killer can claim the bounty and receive the SUI directly to their wallet. The app integrates with the EVE Vault browser extension to automatically detect a player's EVE Frontier identity from their wallet — no manual registration needed. If nobody claims before expiry, the poster can cancel and get their SUI back.

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