DIA DAO | Open-Source Oracles for Web3

DIA is launching xReal, a new infrastructure layer for Real World Assets (RWA) that goes beyond traditional price feeds. The system creates a trustless bridge for off-chain RWA data, including: - Stocks, commodities, FX, and credit data - Full transparency from source to settlement - Integration with DIA's Lumina oracle system - Connection to 150+ chains via Spectra (Hyperlane deployment) The expansion represents a significant step in bringing traditional financial data on-chain with verifiable sourcing and enhanced security measures. This development aligns with DIA's broader vision of building trustless oracle infrastructure for DeFi, gaming, and RWAs. [Learn more about DIA's RWA vision](https://www.diadata.org/blog/post/dias-vision-for-rwas/)

DIA's April 2025 highlights showcase significant developments in their oracle infrastructure: - **Security Milestone**: MixBytes completed comprehensive audit of DIA Lumina's architecture and smart contracts - **Key Integrations**: - Successful deployment on Arbitrum mainnet - New partnerships with PeapodFinance's LVF Stack - Integration with educhain_xyz The team also participated in Token2049 Dubai and hosted several educational X spaces about oracle verifiability and asset tokenization. [Join Discord](https://go.diadata.org/join-community) for real-time updates.

A new monthly Zealy sprint competition has launched for May 2025, featuring a $300 reward pool for participants. This follows previous successful sprints, including January's $500 prize pool event which rewarded the top 50 players. Key Details: - Competition runs through May 2025 - Daily quests available for XP earning - Multiple prize tiers for top performers - Open to all participants Join the competition at [Zealy](http://zealy.io/cw/intraverse) to start earning XP and competing for prizes.

Real World Assets (RWAs) are transitioning from theoretical concept to practical DeFi infrastructure, as highlighted at ETHDenver 2024. Key participants in the discussion: - RippleXDev - Ondo Finance - LiFi Protocol - Kwil Team The conversation builds on earlier ETHDenver sessions featuring BitGo, Circle, and Startale Group, focusing on RWA tokenization for DeFi scaling. [Watch the full discussion](https://youtu.be/Y6on96C_fw8) For deeper insights into RWA scaling strategies, check out the [Chainlink House panel](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpkUmWsE6VA)

DIA has expanded its oracle services on Alephium by deploying xRandom, a distributed and verifiable randomness solution. This complements their existing price feed services for $ALPH and other assets. Key features: - Cryptographically verifiable random results - Tamper-proof and transparent - Enables GameFi, NFT, and lottery applications Use cases include: - Fair NFT minting processes - Game lootbox mechanics - Transparent lottery systems - Dynamic dApp features Developers can integrate DIA Randomness through the [Alephium documentation](https://docs.alephium.org/infrastructure/Oracles/)

Mastercard is integrating tokenized U.S. Treasuries into its payment network through a partnership with Ondo Finance. The collaboration will make Ondo the first RWA provider on Mastercard's Multi Token Network (MTN). Key points: - Ondo's Short Term US Treasuries Fund (OUSG) will be the first tokenized RWA solution on MTN - Integration enables banks to offer digital financial services with daily yield - Provides businesses with flexible cash management options This development marks a significant step toward mainstream adoption of real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, which is projected to reach $16T by 2030. [Read the full announcement](https://blog.ondo.finance/ondo-finance-brings-tokenized-real-world-assets-to-mastercards-multi-token-network/)

DIA has expanded its oracle deployment to Kadena Chains 1 and 2, building on existing Chain 4 integration. Key features: - Free integration for developers - Price feeds for 15+ assets including BTC, ETH, USDC, and KDA - Direct exchange data sourcing for accuracy - Simple deployment process Contract address for Mainnet 01 (Chain 1, Chain 2): n_bfb76eab37bf8c84359d6552a1d96a309e030b71.dia-oracle Developers can access documentation at docs.diadata.org for integration guidance. Technical support available from the DIA team.

DIA's community showed significant expansion in 2024 through several key initiatives: - Hosted 3 Infra Gardens events in Denver, Brussels, and Bangkok, attracting 1,300+ attendees - Participated in major conferences including ETHDenver, ETH CC, DevCon, and Token2049 - Launched multiple Twitter Spaces series featuring discussions with dApps and L1s - Enhanced DAO participation and community resources The organization focused on building connections and fostering ecosystem discussions throughout the year, setting a foundation for continued growth in 2025.

DIA has launched its oracle service on XRPL mainnet, offering free access to developers. The service features: - Integration with XRP Ledger's established blockchain infrastructure - Comprehensive price feeds from both CEX and DEX sources - Support for 20,000+ assets including ERC-20s, BRC-20s, RWAs, LSTs, and traditional assets RippleX's Head of Product confirms this integration will enhance DeFi capabilities on XRPL. DIA plans to expand its offerings with RWA price feeds in coming weeks. *Key Highlight*: Developers can access this service at no cost, supporting everything from mainstream tokens to niche assets. Learn more: diadata.org/blog

DIA Lumina introduces Feeders, a decentralized network of independent data operators that form the backbone of its oracle stack. Key features: - **Permissionless participation**: Anyone can operate a Feeder node - **Three-layer processing**: 1. Scraper pulls raw data from exchanges and APIs 2. Collector aggregates datasets 3. Processor validates before on-chain submission Data is stored in *Pods* - smart contracts on Lasernet ensuring traceability and auditability. Future updates will include support for complex datasets and enhanced staking mechanisms to maintain reliability as the network scales. Want to learn more about running a Feeder node? Visit DIA's documentation.