Moving right along to our next oracle comparison. This week is featuring #Pyth.
16 Nov 2023, 17:07
🚨Moving right along to our next oracle comparison!🚨
This week is featuring #Pyth 👀
There are huge differences between #Witnet and Pyth, but even some surprising similarities.
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316 Nov 2023, 17:07
Both Pyth and Witnet are able to easily perform their duties due to the fact that both oracles aren't reliant on the chain its reporting data to.
This is a massively undervalued feature and can be exceptionally important in a bull market period.
Both Pyth and Witnet are able to easily perform their duties due to the fact that both oracles aren't reliant on the chain its r
Both Pyth and Witnet are able to easily perform their duties due to the fact that both oracles aren't reliant on the chain its reporting data to.
This is a massively undervalued feature and can be exceptionally important in a bull market period.
16 Nov 2023, 17:07
For more interesting comparisons between both these oracles, check out this article!
For more interesting comparisons between both these oracles, check out this article.
For more interesting comparisons between both these oracles, check out this article!
16 Nov 2023, 17:07
Pyth and Witnet both aggregate data very differently.
First and foremost, there doesn't seem to be a clear filter for data that is outlying when it's reported in Pythnet. For Witnet, data is filtered out immediately when its recognized beyond a reasonable threshold.
Pyth and Witnet both aggregate data very differently.
Pyth and Witnet both aggregate data very differently.
First and foremost, there doesn't seem to be a clear filter for data that is outlying when it's reported in Pythnet. For Witnet, data is filtered out immediately when its recognized beyond a reasonable threshold.