DIA Expands Oracle Coverage to Emerging Tokens Through King Protocol Partnership
DIA Expands Oracle Coverage to Emerging Tokens Through King Protocol Partnership
馃敭 Oracle expansion brewing
DIA partners with King Protocol to provide reliable oracle services for emerging tokens including $SAGA, $COTI, and $KERNEL.
Key features:
- Direct exchange sourcing for verifiable on-chain pricing
- Transparent data pipeline from source to smart contract
- Verifiable computations through rollup infrastructure
This expansion builds on DIA's proven track record with Polkadot DeFi, where they developed custom data scrapers for Hydration and Bifrost DEXs.
Why it matters:
- Enables coverage of any asset with full transparency
- Protocols can audit entire data pipeline
- Supports launch of lending markets, stablecoins, and synthetic assets
DIA continues advancing its mission to bring transparent, cost-efficient data infrastructure to Web3's modular future.
Powering assets where others can鈥檛. With @thekingprotocol, DIA now brings reliable oracles for emerging tokens like $SAGA, $COTI, and $KERNEL. All sourced directly from exchanges for verifiable on-chain pricing.
King Protocol expands its DIA oracle integration to bring more assets onchain. After launching the $KING/USD price feed, DIA has now deployed new price feed oracles for @Sagaxyz__, @COTInetwork, @kernel_dao, and more, all integrated into the @thekingprotocol ecosystem. 馃У
馃尶 Infra Gardens V8 Returns to Buenos Aires
**Infra Gardens V8** heads to Buenos Aires on **November 20th** during EF Devcon. The popular side event features: - High-signal networking opportunities - Panels on **RWAs, privacy, and cross-chain tooling** - Speakers from CoinDesk, Sei Network, Centrifuge, Fhenix, and others - Venue located just **5 minutes from Devcon hub** **Co-hosted by:** Arbitrum, GoldSky, Protocol Labs, Randamu, and Tenderly More speakers and co-hosts to be announced. [Sign up here](https://luma.com/InfraGardens-BuenosAires)
馃敭 Oracle Expansion Continues
**DIA oracles expand with four new price feeds this week:** - **$INTC** (Intel) - **$HBAR** (Hedera) - **$LTC** (Litecoin) - **$XG** (Copper) All feeds use **transparent, first-party data** sourced directly from trading venues. **Key highlights:** - Over **10,000+ supported feeds** now available - Production-ready across **60+ blockchain networks** - Built for enterprise-grade reliability This expansion follows recent individual launches of $LTC and $HBAR feeds, demonstrating DIA's commitment to providing comprehensive oracle infrastructure. [Explore all feeds](https://www.diadata.org/app/)
馃敆 HBAR Oracle Integration
**DIA oracles now support $HBAR price feeds**, enabling developers to integrate Hedera's data into their decentralized applications. **Key highlights:** - Hedera uses hashgraph consensus technology - Processes over 10,000 transactions per second - Offers minimal transaction fees - Enterprise-grade distributed ledger Developers can now access transparent, first-party HBAR price data directly from trading venues through DIA's oracle infrastructure. [Integrate HBAR feed into your dApp](https://www.diadata.org/app/price/asset/Hedera/0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000/)
馃敹 Copper Goes Digital
**DIA oracles now support $XG price feeds** - bringing real-world copper pricing to blockchain protocols. Copper is a critical industrial metal used in: - Infrastructure development - Electronics manufacturing - Power grid systems - Global energy transition projects The **$XG feed is production-ready** for Real World Asset (RWA) protocols, joining other fresh feeds like $INTC, $HBAR, and $LTC. DIA's transparent approach uses **first-party data directly from trading venues**, ensuring reliable price information for DeFi applications. [Explore the copper feed](https://www.diadata.org/app/rwa/XG/) or browse 10,000+ supported feeds on DIA's platform.