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RT @DIAdata_org: DIA's Feeder network pulls trade data directly from CEXs and DEXs at configurable intervals, bundling it into per-exchange…

DIA's Feeder network pulls trade data directly from CEXs and DEXs at configurable intervals, bundling it into per-exchange tradesblocks before aggregation. The full sourcing methodology is documented. https://t.co/4C9YrcuRkC

Chains that want to host institutional-grade DeFi and RWA products need pricing infrastructure that can actually value what's onchain. @TeQoin has that layer in place from day one, with DIA oracles providing verifiable pricing for both liquid tokens and real-world assets.

Beyond Yield is DIA's podcast diving into the state of DeFi with founders and builders actually building it. Watch episodes with Steakhouse, Upshift, Yearn, Pendle, Centrifuge, Particula, and Nexus Mutual. New episodes are dropping soon. https://t.co/xJLFnfWZaK

Market-based oracles solved a problem of bringing external price data onchain. But they were designed for assets that trade continuously on liquid markets. For tokenized treasuries, fund NAVs, and yield-bearing tokens, that assumption collapses. DIA Value computes intrinsic value from verifiable i

Every DIA oracle can be customized for a specific use case: → Update frequency → Data sources → Calculation methodology DIA Oracle Grants are available for builders across 20+ chains. Request a custom DIA oracle: https://t.co/stvNg7o6AY

What started as a payment network is becoming programmable infrastructure. @circle_crypto Co-Founder of @LitecoinVM, on building Litecoin's trustless DeFi ecosystem and what role DIA oracle infrastructure plays. https://t.co/DURRP3f3SE

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an idea of a weekly changelog/newsletter is generally nice, but i've seen more than a few of these masturbatory/self-congratulatory pieces from dia now. they are an example of how not to do it. it talks about some team activity and not shipped features (because there were none). i couldn't care less

On the last Built on Hemi, Dillon Hanson, Head of Business Development at @DIAdata_org, made the case for why oracle data quality starts at the source: If most oracles are working off pre-aggregated offchain data, what are you actually pricing? DIA scrapes DEXs directly. Granular, first-party trad