The ecosystem behind protocols that act.

Every smart contract ever written is reactive: it reads a condition and emits a value, then waits for a human, a server or a cron job to do the next thing. Fermah Kernel — which the team calls the Protocol Agency Engine — turns “if this verifiable thing is true, do that” into an on-chain primitive: observe the event, run the logic in a sandboxed container, settle the verified result back on-chain. Two products run on it in production today. Froben is the universal proof market, live on mainnet, with ZKsync Era and Abstract Chain named as paying customers. Flashcast Social turns any topic into a prediction market in a second and resolves it automatically, with no committee and no dispute window. The current Fermah docs also list Fermah Pay as a USDC payments layer and Marina as privacy-preserving data infrastructure, both separately from Froben and Flashcast.

Read it at fermah.xyz and docs.fermah.xyz.