🪙 DIA Launches Production Oracle Feeds for Denario's Tokenized Silver and Gold

**MardiPay**, a new Solana payments application, has integrated DIA's oracle services to power its multi-asset balance tracking. **Key Features:** - Replaces traditional wallet addresses with phone numbers and emails for easier transactions - Supports multiple assets including SOL, USDC, and PYUSD - DIA provides real-time price feeds for accurate balance calculations The integration aims to simplify crypto payments by removing the complexity of wallet addresses while maintaining accurate asset valuations across different tokens on the Solana network.

The **International Monetary Fund** has released a new note on tokenized finance, spotlighting a crucial challenge: **pricing collateral that lacks liquid market trading**. **The Core Problem:** - Traditional pricing methods fail for illiquid tokenized assets - Collateral valuation becomes uncertain without active markets - This gap threatens the stability of tokenized finance systems **DIA's Solution:** DIA developed **Value** - a tool that determines fundamental value directly from onchain contract states, bypassing the need for liquid markets. Read the full analysis: [DIA's take on IMF tokenized finance note](https://www.diadata.org/blog/post/imf-tokenized-finance-collateral-pricing/)

DIA has partnered with Tokos, the second-largest protocol by TVL on Somnia Network, to provide oracle infrastructure for the lending platform. **Key Details:** - Tokos is migrating its core price feeds to DIA oracles - Feeds cover major pairs: BTC/USD, ETH/USD, USDC/USD, USDT/USD, and BOBA/USD - Each feed is fully configurable with custom deviation thresholds and update intervals - DIA oracles will underpin all borrow, liquidation, and Health Factor calculations Somnia processes over 1 million transactions per second with sub-second finality and sub-cent fees, making reliable oracle data critical as its DeFi ecosystem expands. Learn more: [DIA Price Feed Oracle](http://diadata.org/price-feed-oracle)

Lending protocols depend entirely on their oracle layer for survival. Here's why: **Critical Functions** - Oracles determine collateral valuations and borrowing limits - Health Factors rely on real-time oracle data to track position safety - Liquidation triggers activate based on oracle-reported prices **The Risk** Incorrect pricing creates two catastrophic scenarios: liquidating healthy positions or failing to liquidate undercollateralized ones. Both can destroy a protocol. **Solutions Emerging** Dual-oracle designs offer protection against edge cases like price manipulation and liquidity issues, making lending safer for users.

**Tokos**, a non-custodial lending protocol built on Aave v3 infrastructure, has partnered with **DIA** to power its price oracle system on Somnia mainnet. **How it works:** - Users supply assets to earn yield - Borrowers create overcollateralized positions - DIA provides real-time price feeds for critical asset pairs **Technical implementation:** - Dedicated adaptor contracts on Somnia mainnet - Coverage for BTC/USD, ETH/USD, USDC/USD, USDT/USD, and BOBA/USD - Fully configurable feeds with custom deviation thresholds and update intervals This follows DIA's recent integration with Macro protocol on Base, where they deployed custom $TOSHI price oracles with VWAP methodology and 0.1% deviation thresholds. DIA continues expanding its oracle infrastructure across DeFi protocols, providing verifiable, transparent price data essential for lending markets.