Connect and configure.
Connect your browser wallet, review your ETH balance, and choose the destination and amount.
Your wallet · Your destination Experimental app · Robinhood Mainnet
Your wallet.
Your decision.
Your intent.
Its destination.
Connect your wallet. Simulate your next move.
Execute with your approval. Follow the outcome.
The vision
What you send has a destination.
The story behind it
should remain yours.
A payment can reveal a relationship. A pattern can reveal a routine. Together, small observations can become a picture of your life.
Oblivion explores a different possibility: digital participation with less unnecessary exposure, and more control over what you choose to reveal.
The experience
One intention.
A world in between.
A visual expression of the journey.
Preview the motion in the application.
Origin
Destination
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It begins with you.
One intention. A chosen destination. Every journey starts with a clear purpose.
An artistic interpretation, not a technical specification.
Available today
One clear flow.
Your wallet stays in control.
Oblivion Abstraction brings the transfer experience into a dedicated application on Robinhood Mainnet.
Simulate before sending.
Review the simulated outcome and estimated fee. Simulation sends no funds; changed details require a fresh check.
A check before approvalApprove and follow.
Execute abstraction, confirm in your wallet, and follow the status. The destination card reflects the network result.
Pending and confirmed, clearly shown Beyond the first transfer
One working flow.
More ways to use it.
Start with one useful exchange. Build toward everyday payment workflows and tools other applications can use.
ETH abstraction
Connect, simulate, and approve an ETH transfer on Robinhood Mainnet. Track its outcome in the application.
Available · ExperimentalPayment requests
Give clients and collaborators a clear way to pay, with requests and receipts designed for clarity.
Future directionTeam payments
Explore payments to contributors and vendors, with clear individual outcomes and appropriate access controls.
Future directionDeveloper access
Bring the experience to other products through a documented SDK, examples, and a testing environment.
Future direction The roadmap
Built in steps.
Proven by outcomes.
The application is live. The next milestones focus on documented validation, independent review, and measured expansion.
Current focus · Validation03
Measure what happens beyond the preview.
The next milestone is documented end-to-end validation, with clear evidence for what users see before, during, and after an interaction.
- Record controlled funded-transfer outcomes
- Check supported wallets and mobile flows
- Evaluate fees, pending states, and recovery
Completion evidence
Dated results that identify the network, test conditions, observed outcome, and unresolved issues. Funded mainnet validation has not yet been published.
Current status: experimental mainnet application. Independent audit, funded-transfer validation, and privacy evaluation remain outstanding.
The proposed ecosystem token
$OBLV
An economic role.
A purpose to earn.
Token utility should follow the needs of a working protocol. We are considering how $OBLV could support services and network participation.
Service fees +
A potential payment mechanism for protocol services, accounting for execution costs and the underlying network's requirements.
Operator participation +
Staking may support defined operator responsibilities, if the final architecture needs independent operators and violations can be evaluated fairly.
Fee allocation +
Token burning may be considered alongside operator incentives and sustainable service costs. No allocation or burn rate is finalized.
Development journal
Progress, in the open.
Decisions, experiments, and what we learn. A clear record of where the project actually stands.
Oblivion is live on its own domain.Release↗
The website and application are now available at oblivion-protocol.com. The production deployment includes HTTPS and a dedicated abstraction page.
- Delivered
- The home page, abstraction application, and simulation laboratory are live. Domain redirects and automatic certificate renewal have been checked.
- Verified
- Production pages and assets match the release build. The animation preview has been exercised in the production browser.
- Boundary
- Deployment verification is not an audit or evidence of a funded mainnet transfer.
Connect. Simulate. Execute abstraction.Product↗
The mainnet experience now follows one clear flow: connect a wallet, review its ETH balance, enter a destination and amount, then simulate before execution.
- Delivered
- After a successful simulation, the same button becomes Execute abstraction. The user gives final approval in their wallet.
- Behavior
- Changing the transfer details or wallet requires a fresh simulation. Pending and confirmed outcomes are presented separately.
- Boundary
- This is an experimental, unaudited real-funds application on Robinhood Mainnet. Controlled wallet tests do not establish funded production outcomes.
A laboratory dedicated to simulation.Product↗
The simulator now focuses entirely on exploring a transfer: predicted outcomes, amount breakdowns, and estimated fees. Execution controls have been removed from this page.
- Delivered
- Simulation-only results, interactive visualization, and downloadable result data. Connecting a wallet only fills the sender address.
- Boundary
- Results are predictions from a read-only check. They are not a mined transaction or a guarantee of the eventual fee.
Motion with continuity.Design↗
The abstraction card becomes a moving point, leaves a fading spiral trail, opens into a nebula, and gradually reunites at the destination.
- Delivered
- A continuous 3D motion sequence, a destination information card, a preview without funds, and reduced-motion support.
- Boundary
- The animation is a visual interpretation. Completion of the motion does not determine transaction confirmation.
What has been checked. What comes next.Validation↗
The current build passes 17 automated checks covering simulation, value preservation, wallet execution handling, and animation continuity.
- Evidence
- Local automated tests and production website checks are complete for this release. Wallet execution tests use controlled fixtures.
- Next
- Document controlled funded-transfer results, broaden wallet and device coverage, and prepare an independent review scope.
- Boundary
- An independent security audit and verified privacy properties remain outstanding.
Each note identifies what shipped, what was checked, and what remains unverified. New milestones will be published with their evidence.
A closer look
Good questions.
Clear boundaries.
What is available today?+
Oblivion has an experimental ETH abstraction application on Robinhood Mainnet and a separate simulation laboratory. The broader privacy vision remains a research objective.
How do I use abstraction?+
Open the application, connect a browser wallet, and enter a recipient and ETH amount. Click Simulate. After a successful check, the same button becomes Execute abstraction. Your wallet asks for final approval.
What is the difference between the two pages?+
The simulator is for read-only exploration and fee estimates. It cannot execute transfers. Abstraction is the real-funds flow on Robinhood Mainnet. Its Preview animation option can be tried without sending funds.
Which assets and wallets are supported?+
The current abstraction application supports native ETH on Robinhood Mainnet and browser-injected Ethereum-compatible wallets. Additional assets, networks, and wallet connection methods are not included in this release.
Does the animation mean the transfer succeeded?+
No. The animation interprets the journey visually. Pending, confirmed, and reverted states follow the network result. Finishing the animation does not confirm settlement.
Does it erase history or guarantee anonymity?+
No. Public blockchain records remain observable. The current application does not establish anonymity or unlinkability. Security and privacy properties require separate evaluation.
What has been verified?+
The release has passed local automated checks and production website verification. Wallet execution tests use controlled fixtures. A completed independent audit and documented funded mainnet transfer validation have not been published. The real-funds application remains experimental and unaudited.
What happens next?+
The current focus is documented transfer validation, wallet and device coverage, and pending-state recovery. Independent review comes before broader product expansion. Follow the roadmap and dated development notes for evidence of each milestone.