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Crypto apps running in eg smart contracts will be able to interact directly with it and trust it, rather than needing to trust a third party oracle that retriev
by yasp 1y ago
Crypto apps running in eg smart contracts will be able to interact directly with it and trust it, rather than needing to trust a third party oracle that retrieves the data externally.
- sniffers 1y agoThey asked how it would be an improvement. You've described how it would be different...
- yasp 1y agoIt improves one flow without affecting another. You might not like what it improves but it does improve something.
- sniffers 1y agoYou haven't articulated how. You've explained that it is different but not what end goal that enables that actually improves anything. Like, I can store this data on a server in a yaml file and that would be different. But it wouldn't improve anything. Taking an action and using a technology are not improvements in and of themselves.
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- msgodel 1y agoActually that does sound like an improvement, I hadn't considered the need for trusted publishers interacting directly with the blockchain making smart contracts more meaningful.
- glitchc 1y agoAll third-party oracles are simply contracts on other blockchains. The new blockchain is yet another third-party oracle for the contract to interact with.