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Architecture

Snapshot

Health signals → Oracle attestations → Nexus-configured pools → On-chain settlement (Solana).

The OmegaX stack has three main layers:

  1. Health Oracle Layer
    The OmegaX Health app, running on iOS, Android, macOS, and web, acts as a health oracle:

    • Ingests wearable data, app interactions, self-reports, GPS, and behavioral signals.
    • Uses multi-agent AI systems to build and update personalized health plans.
    • Computes health events (e.g. "10% weight loss sustained for 90 days", "blood pressure normalized", "adherence streak maintained").
    • Produces signed, tamper-resistant health attestations that can be used on-chain.
    • OmegaX Health is the first-party oracle; the protocol and SDK are designed so other oracles can emit compatible events in the future (SDK in progress).

  2. Nexus Platform (nexus.omegax.health)
    Nexus is the on-chain console for institutions:

    • Employers, providers, and insurers create reward pools and later coverage pools.
    • They define eligibility rules, payout conditions, and budget limits.
    • They connect their workforces / patient cohorts via invite links and coupons.
    • They get aggregated analytics and a clear view of who is getting healthier and what that is costing or saving.

  3. On-Chain OmegaX Protocol The protocol lives on-chain (starting on Solana) and is responsible for:

    CapabilityWhat happensExample
    Reward PoolsHold capital and rules for payouts“Pay 200 USDC over 6 months if weight loss ≥10% and sustained 90 days.”
    Health Attestation IntegrationVerify oracle attestations, ensure eligibility, dedupe eventsReject duplicate reward attempts for the same event window
    SettlementUpdate pool state and authorize payouts on-chainTransfer USDC to member wallet when conditions met

This architecture splits responsibilities cleanly:

  • App: sense, interpret, and compress the chaos of real-world behavior into machine-verifiable signals.
  • Nexus: configure incentives, manage capital, and visualize cohorts.
  • Protocol: hold capital, enforce rules, and settle outcomes.

The result is a system where "I went for a walk" is not just a line in a diary, but a verifiable event that can move money on-chain.