DIA DAO | Open-Source Oracles for Web3

Blockchain security is evolving beyond simple decentralization into a hybrid model combining two approaches: - **Pure Cryptography**: Math-based systems using hashing, signatures, and ZK proofs - **Cryptoeconomics**: Security through staking, incentives, and slashing mechanisms Key players are emerging in both spaces: - *Cryptographic Leaders*: SuccinctLabs, RiscZero, lagrangedev - *Cryptoeconomic Innovators*: eigenlayer, symbioticfi, 0xOthentic DIA's Luminas oracle rollup demonstrates this hybrid approach, combining on-chain computation with staking mechanisms. [Read the full analysis](https://www.diadata.org/blog/post/cryptography-vs-cryptoeconomics-2025/)

DIA has introduced Lumina, a rollup-powered oracle network designed to address transparency issues in existing oracle systems. Key features: - Fully on-chain data processing - Transparent computation methods - Verifiable at every step of data delivery - No reliance on black box systems The new oracle infrastructure aims to shift the paradigm from trusted to verifiable data sources, particularly benefiting DeFi and RWA applications. DIA Co-Founder @pclaudius explains how Lumina represents a significant improvement over current oracle standards, emphasizing complete transparency in data sourcing and computation.

DIA has officially launched Lumina mainnet, introducing the first fully verifiable on-chain oracle rollup. This launch represents the foundation for building transparent oracle infrastructure with several key developments on the horizon: - Global feeder network expansion - Implementation of $DIA staking mechanisms - Real-world asset (RWA) integrations - Development of permissionless tooling The project emphasizes that this launch is just the beginning of their roadmap for scaling and expanding oracle capabilities in the Web3 ecosystem.

The real-world asset (RWA) tokenization landscape is experiencing significant growth, with total on-chain assets reaching $19.82B and asset-backed stablecoin market cap at $226.89B. Key developments: - WeBank launches POTOS blockchain infrastructure in Hong Kong - Fidelity enters stablecoin exploration - First U.S. bank-issued stablecoin transaction completed - Australia proposes new regulatory framework Industry experts emphasize that sustainable RWA growth requires: - Enhanced transparency mechanisms - On-chain verifiability - Compliant oracle infrastructure - Robust regulatory frameworks The market shows increasing institutional adoption, with 165 asset issuers across major chains including Ethereum, ZKSync Era, Stellar, Algorand, and Aptos.

DIA has integrated its oracle infrastructure with EDU Chain, OpenCampus's Layer 3 network built on Arbitrum Orbit. The integration provides real-time price feeds for multiple assets including $EDU, $ETH, $WBTC, and major stablecoins. Available on both mainnet and testnet, these feeds enable developers to build onchain credentials, gamified learning apps, and education marketplaces. The infrastructure features first-party data sourcing from exchanges, transparent computation, and onchain submission through Lasernet. All services are free for developers.

Offchain Labs is advancing blockchain scalability through Lumina's implementation of ZK co-processors, integrated with Arbitrum's Stylus upgrade. This development enables enhanced secure off-chain computation capabilities. - ZK co-processors serve as trust-scaling mechanisms - Arbitrum Stylus upgrade provides new infrastructure support - System focuses on maintaining security while improving scalability The integration builds on DIA's Layer-2 rollup Lasernet, which enables permissionless oracle architecture and custom smart contract deployment.

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.