DIA Will Host an AMA on X to Explore How Feeders Power DIA Lumina

DIA will host an AMA on X on April 10th at 13:00 UTC. The session will explore how feeders power DIA Lumina by fetching, processing, and publishing trustless on-chain data.

Decentralized data intelligence (DI) platform DIA announced an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on X (formerly Twitter) on April 10th at 13:00 UTC. The session will focus on how feeders power DIA Lumina by fetching, processing, and publishing trustless on-chain data.

DIA is an open-source oracle platform that aggregates and provides market data to smart contracts. The platform is designed to be a neutral and trusted ecosystem for transparent financial data.

The DIA ecosystem is composed of three main actors: data analysts, who analyze and prepare data from various sources; data providers, who integrate with the DIA platform to directly publish data feeds; and data users, who consume the on-chain data to build decentralized applications (DApps).

The aim of the platform is to create a synergistic environment that binds together these actors.

The DIA token is used for platform governance, including voting on data verification, directing project development, and integrating with other platforms and services.

The session will be a great opportunity for community members to learn more about how DIA is transforming the landscape of fintech innovation.

DIA is a decentralized data intelligence platform that provides trustless on-chain data to dApps. DIA Lumina, DIA’s flagship product, is a modular Lumina Chain powered by Interoperability Modules.

The Interoperability Modules are responsible for ingesting and converting data from a wide range of sources, including cryptocurrency exchanges, DeFi protocols, and traditional financial institutions.

The role of feeders in this ecosystem is pivotal. They are responsible for fetching data from specific sources, processing it according to predefined rules, and publishing it on-chain in a verifiable format.

This structure ensures the integrity and reliability of the data used by dApps, which is crucial for the stability and adoption of decentralized technologies.