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Hello everyone,
We are building an experimental application called Mirabilis, fully deployed on the Internet Computer (ICP). Its goal is to explore the potential of true randomness in decentralized applications.
Why ICP?
On many blockchains, randomness is often derived from centralized services or complex external oracles, making it predictable or even manipulable. In contrast, ICP natively provides a chain-key random beacon with unique advantages:
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Unpredictable: Generated by the consensus layer, results are unknown until revealed.
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Tamper-proof: Randomness is signed collectively by subnet nodes, making it impossible for a single party to manipulate.
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Verifiable on-chain: Published with each block, results can be independently verified by anyone.
How Mirabilis Works
Built entirely on ICP, Mirabilis integrates the following features:
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Canister smart contracts: All logic and prize pools run 100% on-chain without intermediaries.
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ICRC-1 Token support: Any standard-compatible token can be used for pools, offering strong extensibility.
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DeFi integration: Prize pool funds can be staked into DeFi protocols on ICP, and the yield is automatically injected back into pools.
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Full transparency: Every step — deposits, pool operations, randomness, and outcomes — is publicly verifiable.
Why Now?
As the number of ICRC-1 tokens continues to grow, the ICP ecosystem needs applications beyond DeFi to showcase its unique advantages. Mirabilis demonstrates how true randomness, token standards, and pool-based fund management can combine into a scalable, community-driven experiment.
Try It Out & Get Involved
The demo is now live:
app.mirabilis.live
Join the Community
We welcome feedback and discussions from developers, researchers, and community members:
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OpenChat: Join here -
Twitter/X: @mirabilis_live
This is a social experiment built on ICP’s native capabilities. We look forward to exploring its possibilities together with the community!
