DIA Disrupts DeFi: Free Oracle Feeds Now Live Across 15+ Blockchains via Grants & Staking
Oracles just got cheaper—and Wall Street's data monopolists won't like it.
DIA's permissionless infrastructure slashes costs for 15+ chains, funded by a novel grants-and-staking model that actually aligns incentives (unlike your bank's 'rewards program').
The play: Ditch the middlemen. The catch? Zero. The upside? Real-time market data without the institutional markup—because in crypto, even the plumbing fights for decentralization.
Bonus jab: TradFi still charges $50/month for Bloomberg terminals while DeFi oracles price in nanoseconds. Evolution hurts, dinosaurs.
Staking Program to Boost Oracle Use and Security
DIA is also starting a new staking program using over 2 million DIA tokens. Here’s how it works:
- To contribute to the security of the Lasernet oracle system, users stake DIA tokens.
- Developers can access partner blockchains for free by using the staking rewards to cover the oracle fees.
- As more developers use DIA’s oracles, the network earns more fees, which are then returned to stakers and help grow the network further.
Each blockchain involved has its own staking vault, so the rewards go directly toward supporting oracle services for that specific chain’s dApps. This helps the ecosystem grow in a focused and scalable way.
Zygis Marazas, Head of Product at DIA, said the system benefits everyone. He stated, “Staking on Lumina is not just about yield—it’s about utility and alignment. Every DIA oracle update is an on-chain transaction on Lasernet, every transaction’s fee is reinvested into the system, and every staker plays a critical role in securing our data pipeline.”
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