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Top Blockchain Oracles

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Chainlink

ChainlinkSmall EthereumETHSmall SolanaSOL

Tamper-proof inputs, outputs, and computations to support smart contracts on any chain.
Gravity

GravitySmall SolanaSOL

A blockchain-agnostic oracle system. Oracles and cross-chain communication network.
SEDA

SEDASmall SolanaSOL

The trustless data layer.
Witnet

WitnetSmall EthereumETH

The decentralized oracle that is true to the censorship resistant nature of blockchains.
Provable

ProvableSmall EthereumETH

The Provable blockchain oracle for modern DApps.
DOS Network

DOS NetworkSmall EthereumETH

A decentralized oracle network to boost blockchain usability with real-world data.
Tellor

TellorSmall EthereumETH

A transparent and permissionless oracle for smart contracts to easily get any data.

What is a Blockchain Oracle?

A Blockchain Oracle acts as a bridge between the blockchain and the external world. Blockchains, by design, are isolated systems that can't access external data. Oracles provide a way for smart contracts on blockchains to interact with external data, systems, or events. They play a crucial role in expanding the capabilities of smart contracts, allowing them to trigger actions based on real-world occurrences, such as price movements, weather conditions, or other off-chain events.

Blockchain Oracle's Features

  • Data Feeds: Oracles can feed external data into smart contracts, enabling them to make decisions or trigger actions based on this data.
  • Trustworthiness: The reliability of oracles is vital, as incorrect or manipulated data can adversely affect smart contract operations.
  • Types of Oracles: There are various oracle types, including software oracles (for online data), hardware oracles (for physical data), and human oracles.
  • Decentralization: While some oracles are centralized (single point of data input), decentralized oracles leverage multiple data sources to ensure accuracy and reduce manipulation risks.
  • Use Cases: Oracles are used in various applications, from Decentralized Finance (DeFi) platforms determining asset prices to insurance contracts triggered by real-world events.

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