We’ve seen how delayed reports lead to missed trades, outdated assumptions, and broken risk models.

So we’re fixing it—
Orecast feeds live market data directly where it’s needed, without the usual delays.

It’s not magic. Just better infrastructure.

Most mineral data still lives in local files, offline systems, or outdated dashboards.

We're working to change that—
feeding structured, verified signals on-chain, so markets can respond to what's actually happening.

We are building physical inventory to improve on-chain usability.

Data entry, verification, and tradability - one step at a time.

Infrastructure to transform raw materials into liquid markets.

We’re not just tokenizing metals.

We’re rebuilding the systems around them—step by step.

Live data, physical stock mapping, and P2P trading are all coming together.
Still a lot to test, but the foundation is solid.

Legacy platforms treat metals like static records.

But in reality, supply shifts daily.
Inventory moves. Prices react. Traders need live context—not spreadsheets.

That’s why we’re building for actual usage, not just on-chain representation.

Most RWA talk is about real estate and bonds.
But metals?
Still fragmented, still offline.

Orecast is stepping into that gap—
with live pricing, verified inventories, and cross-chain trading logic.


We’re not building hype.
We’re building infrastructure that makes tokenized metals
visible, traceable, and tradable—minute by minute.

It’s usability.


The metals market is worth trillions.
But until now, it hasn’t been ready for Web3.

Orecast is changing that—
turning commodities into real, usable RWA.

Orecast has now integrated 8 functional modules into a unified stack.
Not just theory - we are actively developing the following features:

Physical custody + inventory

Real-time price index

On-chain settlement + trading logic

All features are already in the development stage

Most metal-related platforms still rely on isolated tools or offline systems.
With Orecast, the stack can handle:

Governance coordination

API-based external synchronization

Data compliance and reporting

In commodities, 1% isn’t margin—it’s make or break.

Orecast is built with that in mind.

Every price feed, custody record, and trade signal is designed for one thing: precision.
Because in volatile markets, trust isn’t abstract. It’s data you can verify.

Structured data is just the first step.
We are now applying smart technology to this.

At Orecast, all metals-related data streams – inventory updates, warehouse synchronization, pricing data, even social discussions – are fed into a dedicated analytics module.

We use task-based models to handle:

Anomalies in the supply chain

Unusual flows at the warehouse level

Identify price distortions in advance

Uncover hidden signals in market sentiment

Orecast doesn’t just track metal prices,
we analyze what drives them.

From satellite-tracked shipping delays to unexpected warehouse flows,
we analyze subtle signals that others miss.

More coming soon

Most platforms index crypto prices.

Orecast indexes copper shipments, lithium stocks, and physical flows.

We track the factors that influence it – delays at ports, depleted warehouse stocks, irregular trade routes.

Markets don’t move without a reason.

We track these factors – before they are reflected in prices.

In fast-changing markets, brittle systems don’t hold up.

Orecast stays modular for a reason—
each part runs on its own, with AI models coordinating between them.

So when inventory data spikes or trade routes shift,
we can adjust fast—without touching the whole stack.

Live pricing isn’t magic—it’s structure.

Orecast brings together different types of market signals—
movement reports, stock changes, trade logs—and runs them through a filter built for volatility.


It’s about showing the real market, as it happens.

We start with the metal before putting any data on-chain.

We are testing internal tools to flag inconsistencies in real time.

Some minor mismatches have been discovered and corrected before tokenization.

Once a metal is tokenized, it doesn’t just sit there.

It becomes usable—
you can trade it, use it as collateral, or build structured products around it.

And because every token stays linked to its physical audit trail,
we’re not losing traceability—we’re expanding utility.