DIAPrice

(DIA)

DIA differentiates itself through radical transparency, directly sourcing trade-level data from individual exchanges (CEXs and DEXs). This approach allows any user to verify the raw data points and the exact methodology used for price calculation. Unlike "black box" solutions, DIA's open-source methodology and data aggregation ensure full auditability, fostering trust and reliability in the data feeds provided to the Web3 ecosystem. This commitment to verifiability ensures a higher degree of data integrity.

The DIA token serves multiple essential functions within the ecosystem. It is primarily used for governance, allowing holders to vote on crucial protocol upgrades and the inclusion of new data sources. Staking DIA tokens helps secure the network and validate data feeds, contributing to the overall integrity and decentralization of the oracle service. Furthermore, DIA tokens incentivize the community to build data scrapers for new sources via data bounties, expanding the platform's data coverage. Lastly, the token covers gas fees for operations on Lasernet, DIA's native Layer 2 rollup, ensuring efficient and cost-effective oracle computations.

DIA Lumina represents the next-generation iteration of the DIA protocol, designed as a rollup-powered oracle network that is fully permissionless. This innovative architecture empowers a more decentralized approach to data sourcing, allowing individual nodes and stakers to actively contribute to and participate in the data provision process. Lumina enhances the protocol's modularity and scalability, enabling a broader and more diverse community to ensure the integrity and reliability of data feeds across various blockchain networks.

Lasernet is DIA’s custom-built Ethereum Layer 2 (L2) rollup, specifically engineered to handle all the on-chain computation required for DIA's oracle operations. By processing these computations on a dedicated L2, Lasernet significantly improves the speed and reduces the cost of providing data feeds. This architecture ensures that the oracle process remains highly auditable and transparent, as all computations occur on-chain within this specialized environment, rather than relying on less transparent off-chain aggregation methods.

DIA is designed with a "chain-agnostic" philosophy, emphasizing broad interoperability across the Web3 ecosystem. The platform currently provides data feeds for an extensive range of over 50 blockchain networks. This wide support includes major platforms like Ethereum, Arbitrum, Solana, and Polygon, as well as various Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions. This expansive compatibility allows a diverse array of decentralized applications and protocols to integrate DIA's verifiable and transparent oracle data, regardless of their underlying blockchain infrastructure.

Yes, DIA actively supports Real-World Assets (RWA) by providing reliable and transparent price feeds for tokenized RWAs. This is a critical capability as the Web3 space increasingly bridges traditional finance with decentralized applications. DIA facilitates the integration of off-chain market prices for assets such as tokenized gold, treasury bills, or real estate directly into DeFi protocols. This enables accurate valuation and robust functionality for RWA-backed financial products on the blockchain, fostering growth in this rapidly developing sector.