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Oracles

Oracles that support Plume Mainnet and Testnet

Stork

Stork is an oracle protocol that enables ultra low latency connections between data providers and both on and off-chain applications. The most common use-case for Stork is pulling and consuming market data in the form of real time price feeds for DeFi.

Supported Feeds - pUSD, pETH, nRWA, nYIELD, nTBILL, STONE, SBTC, WETH are specific to Plume, in addition to 350+ other assets.

eOracle

eOracle is an open infrastructure platform that empowers developers to build secure oracles backed by Ethereum's battle-tested security model. eOracle creates a foundation for specialized data services that combine deep domain expertise with unmatched cryptoeconomic security.

Supra

Supra Oracles is a powerful cross-chain oracle network designed to power dApps across blockchain ecosystems with fast, secure, decentralized, and scalable data solutions.

Supra’s dVRF can provide the exact properties required for a random number generator (RNG) to be fair with tamper-proof, unbiased, and cryptographically verifiable random numbers to be employed by smart contracts.

Chronicle

Chronicle Protocol offers scalable, cost-efficient, verifiable Oracles, powering MakerDAO, Spark & more.

Orochi Network

Orochi Network is a Verifiable Data Infrastructure designed to ensure data integrity and privacy through advanced cryptographic techniques. Orochi Network provides a secure infrastructure for processing and proving data without compromising confidentiality.

Block Scholes

Block Scholes is the uniquely complete financial data oracle, encompassing the highest quality specialised data catalog available: institutional-grade crypto & equity price feeds (options, futures, spot), volatility surfaces, forward/rate curves, and more, with unparalleled breadth & depth across the industry. Excels on bespoke use cases, with flexible support for any token, asset or data type: delivered on-chain, off-chain or on-demand.

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