A dark horse in the Ethereum scaling wars? Chainlink’s oracles find fertile g...
Chainlink is rolling out support for xDai, a layer-two sidechain whose perceived centralization hasn’t stopped major DApp players. Chainlink (LINK) oracles have made their way to xDai, an Ethereum sidechain that has seen growing adoption among DApp developers who cannot afford to stay on the Ethereum mainnet. As announced by Chainlink on Thursday, its price feeds are live on the xDai mainnet, offering price data for an initial set of trading pairs including LINK/USD, AAVE/USD, DOT/USD and SUSHI/USD. More pairs can be quickly added if there is demand, the company said.The integration was....
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Chainlink’s data oracles are now live on Arbitrum One, with the team also planning to soon launch its Proof of Reserve and Verifiable Random Function on the layer-two. Leading data oracle provider Chainlink has announced its successful launch on Arbitrum One — the beta mainnet deployment of layer-two Ethereum scaling solution, Arbitrum.Announced August 12, the launch will allow developers building on Arbitrum One to access financial market data directly on-chain, providing enhanced functionality to decentralized exchanges, algorithmic stablecoins and other advanced DeFi products on the....
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Perhaps you’re fed up with hearing the phrase “Ethereum killer.” After all, any project that labels itself as such has a real fight on its hands. But Zilliqa, as a third-generation blockchain, is in with a shout. The Singapore-based platform launched at the end of 2017, initially as an ERC-20 token running on the Ethereum […]
The new competitive arena in the so-called scaling wars is between Ethereum-enhancers, not Ethereum-killers.
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