Oracle

Oracles are essential infrastructure components that feed real-time, off-chain data (such as price feeds, weather, or sports results) into blockchain smart contracts. Without decentralized oracles like Chainlink and Pyth, DeFi could not function. In 2026, oracles have evolved to support verifiable randomness and cross-chain data synchronization. This tag covers the technical evolution of data availability, tamper-proof price feeds, and the critical role oracles play in ensuring the deterministic execution of complex decentralized applications.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
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10 Top Altcoins in 2025: MoonBull Dominates as the Best Crypto Presale with Short-Lived 14000% ROI Chance

10 Top Altcoins in 2025: MoonBull Dominates as the Best Crypto Presale with Short-Lived 14000% ROI Chance

The world of meme coins has exploded in popularity, but with so many options flooding the market, how do you […] The post 10 Top Altcoins in 2025: MoonBull Dominates as the Best Crypto Presale with Short-Lived 14000% ROI Chance appeared first on Coindoo.

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Asia Market Open: Bitcoin Edges Lower As Fed Rate-Cut Boosts Stocks

Asia Market Open: Bitcoin Edges Lower As Fed Rate-Cut Boosts Stocks

Bitcoin fell about 2% in early Asian trading on Thursday while regional equities extended the relief rally that followed the Federal Reserve’s latest

Author: CryptoNews
A Programmable On-Chain Layer Turning Social Engagement into Verifiable Economic Activity

A Programmable On-Chain Layer Turning Social Engagement into Verifiable Economic Activity

The post A Programmable On-Chain Layer Turning Social Engagement into Verifiable Economic Activity appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Advertisement &nbsp &nbsp Disclaimer: The below article is sponsored, and the views in it do not represent those of ZyCrypto. Readers should conduct independent research before taking any actions related to the project mentioned in this piece. This article should not be regarded as investment advice. Following its mission to foster the growth of AI Beings, renowned AI platform CARV aims to introduce a new class of agents: AI-powered digital extensions of individuals, anchored in verifiable identity and private context.  As such, CARV has announced the launch of Cashie, a programmable on-chain layer that turns real social engagement into verifiable economic activity. As the ecosystem continues to evolve, Cashie has integrated x402. The launch seeks to bridge the Social and Economic Ledgers that have long operated in silos. While Cashie is evolving into a core protocol for trustless coordination between influence and value, it will no longer serve as just a social payment tool. It is important to note that Cashie 2.0 is not just a platform; it is a programmable tool for other AI agents. CARV is exposing an AI-native HTTP API that fully implements the x402 protocol. Advertisement &nbsp This means another AI agent (from Virtual, Base, or anywhere else) can now programmatically hire Cashie to run a campaign. Hence, an agent can call the API, receive a 402 Payment Required challenge, and then resubmit its request with its own X-Payment proof to fund and launch the entire operation autonomously.  Cashie Integrates x402 Protocol Notably, as part of CARV’s broader modular agentic infrastructure, alongside CARV ID (ERC-7231), Model Context Protocol (MCP), and the Shielded Mind update, Cashie’s integration with x402 protocol transforms social engagement into verifiable, automated, and privacy-preserving on-chain rewards, pushing the boundaries and limits of the creator economy, turning social capital into on-chain value.…

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Oracle cloud revenue uptick disappoints, investors question AI‑infrastructure gamble

Oracle cloud revenue uptick disappoints, investors question AI‑infrastructure gamble

The post Oracle cloud revenue uptick disappoints, investors question AI‑infrastructure gamble appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Oracle reported a cloud revenue result that landed below expectations, leaving investors uneasy about how long its massive AI booking wave will take to turn into steady cash. Fiscal second-quarter cloud sales climbed 34 percent to $7.98 billion, but the figure missed analyst forecasts. The slower payoff timing now sits at the center of market debate. This report marked the first major cloud test for the new leadership team running the company after a high-profile executive shift. Revenue from the infrastructure unit jumped 68 percent to $4.08 billion in the same period, yet that number also came in just under projections. Oracle said the remaining performance obligation reached $523 billion for the quarter that ended November 30. Analysts on the Wall Street trading floor had expected about $519 billion, showing demand stayed strong even as near-term revenue lagged today. Oracle’s bookings figure showed future work piling up, but the timing of when that money hits income remains uncertain. Investors question spending as data center build speeds up Oracle built its cloud push on its old database base and then chased bigger names in modern computing. The current expansion is tied tightly to a large data center build meant to support AI workloads for OpenAI. Major platform clients also include TikTok under ByteDance and Meta Platforms. These customers help explain the surge in infrastructure demand even as questions grow about the cost of keeping those sites running nonstop. Spending pressure showed up clearly in the quarter. Capital expenditures reached about $13 billion, up from $8.5 billion in the prior period. Back in September, the company projected full-year capital spending of $35 billion. Analysts had modeled only $8.25 billion for the latest quarter, which widened the gap between expectations and what was actually spent. The higher outlay reflects land, power, hardware, and…

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Oracle posted 34% cloud growth to $7.98 billion and 68% infrastructure growth to $4.08 billion

Oracle posted 34% cloud growth to $7.98 billion and 68% infrastructure growth to $4.08 billion

Oracle reported a cloud revenue result that landed below expectations, leaving investors uneasy about how long its massive AI booking wave will take to turn into steady cash. Fiscal second-quarter cloud sales climbed 34 percent to $7.98 billion, but the figure missed analyst forecasts. The slower payoff timing now sits at the center of market […]

Author: Cryptopolitan
Oracle stock sinks on revenue miss amid broader earnings slide

Oracle stock sinks on revenue miss amid broader earnings slide

Oracle Corporation’s shares tumbled more than 6% in after-hours trading on Wednesday after fiscal second quarter revenue came in at $16.1 billion. The figure marked a 14% rise from the prior year but fell short of Wall Street’s consensus of $16.2 billion. The miss underscores investor scrutiny on the database giant’s aggressive expansion into AI-driven cloud infrastructure amid broader market jitters over earnings.​Capex balloons on data centre buildoutCapital expenditures soared to $12 billion, well above the $8.4 billion anticipated by analysts. This spike reflects Oracle’s massive investments in data centres to support surging demand for AI computing power. CEO Larry Ellison’s firm highlighted commitments from major clients like OpenAI, fueling the infrastructure spend but raising debt concerns. Shares, which had rallied post-September earnings on a $300 billion OpenAI deal, have since erased those gains.​RPO climbs, but AI worries persistRemaining performance obligations, a key backlog metric, grew 15% to $523 billion in the three months ended November. This signals robust future revenue potential from AI contracts with partners, including Meta and Nvidia. However, mounting borrowing needs and OpenAI’s long-term payment capacity have spooked investors, with credit default swaps at 2009 highs.​The post Oracle stock sinks on revenue miss amid broader earnings slide appeared first on Invezz

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How a “Jellyfish UFO” PDF fueled a controversial market explosion

How a “Jellyfish UFO” PDF fueled a controversial market explosion

A Polymarket contract asking whether President Donald Trump will declassify UFO files in 2025 sat at 5.5% on Dec. 6. The next day, it rocketed toward 90%. The trigger wasn’t a White House announcement or a Pentagon press conference, but likely a resolution proposal filed with UMA Protocol, the decentralized oracle that settles Polymarket’s disputes. […] The post How a “Jellyfish UFO” PDF fueled a controversial market explosion appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Investors Say This Could Be the Most Undervalued New Crypto Under $0.05, Here’s Why

Investors Say This Could Be the Most Undervalued New Crypto Under $0.05, Here’s Why

More investors are following one of the new altcoins that are below $0.05, and they are implying that the token may be one of the underestimated ones in 2026. The momentum is quickly growing, and as a significant milestone in development nears, it is becoming something that could not remain at this price point for […]

Author: Cryptopolitan
Top Crypto Investors Shocked as This New Altcoin Continues Its 250% Run, Only 5% Under $0.04 Left

Top Crypto Investors Shocked as This New Altcoin Continues Its 250% Run, Only 5% Under $0.04 Left

The post Top Crypto Investors Shocked as This New Altcoin Continues Its 250% Run, Only 5% Under $0.04 Left appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Top crypto investors have become spellbound by a new altcoin that is moving at a rapid pace and its momentum does not seem to slow down. As it has already increased by 250% and a minor part of its allocation remains below the $0.04 mark, Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is emerging as one of the most observed potential breakout contenders in the next four years. The continuous hype is putting the project on a narrow new frontier that many are thinking could close even earlier than they thought. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Mutuum Finance has created a decentralized system of lending that is made up of systematic borrowing and lending. The Peer to Contract market has two parties, the assets lent to it include ETH or USDT and lenders obtain mtTokens, which appreciate in value as the interest is returned by borrowers. The Peer to Peer market would allow the borrowers to access the lenders in a direct manner. The rate of borrowing is flexible. Rates remain lower when the liquidity is high. In case of tightening of liquidity, the cost of borrowing increases. The loan-to-value restraints control prudent usage of collateral. Liquidation can be done in case the collateral of a borrower depreciates a great deal. Discounted collateral is received and part of the debt is repaid by liquidators. These workings facilitate the protocol to run even when fast moving markets are involved. Growth and Increasing Demand in Presale Mutuum Finance was opened at the beginning of 2025 at $0.01. It currently is priced at $0.035 indicating a 2.5x increase in the course of development. It has been funded to more than $19.250M and the community has increased to 18,500 holders. It has sold 815M tokens on the project. Of the total amount of 4B MUTM tokens, 1.82B, or 45.5% is…

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Lava Network MiCA Compliance as Kraken and Binance Listings

Lava Network MiCA Compliance as Kraken and Binance Listings

The post Lava Network MiCA Compliance as Kraken and Binance Listings appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Demand for compliant digital-asset infrastructure is rising across Europe, and the Lava network is moving to meet it with new exchange listings and full MiCA alignment. MiCA compliance and EU-wide legal clarity Lava Network announced that it has completed the MiCA Title II procedure, confirming that its native LAVA token is not classified as a financial instrument under current rules. The process included the required 20-day notice period, granting the project full legal compliance across the EU for its token issuance and related activities. Moreover, the team framed this regulatory milestone as a direct response to mounting demand from enterprises for compliant digital-asset infrastructure. That said, the recognition under MiCA is especially important as institutional players seek on-chain services that fit within existing regulatory frameworks, without compromising operational flexibility. Listings on Kraken and Binance expand access Alongside its MiCA progress, the Lava Network digital asset is now trading on major centralized platforms Kraken and Binance. However, the project did not disclose any specific lava network price projections or market guidance, instead emphasizing liquidity, accessibility, and regulatory clarity as key drivers for broader adoption. The new listings are expected to improve liquidity conditions for LAVA and facilitate participation from both retail and institutional traders. Additionally, the exchanges’ global user bases provide expanded market reach beyond the European Union, while the MiCA framework supplies regulatory certainty for EU-based users. High-uptime infrastructure and cross-chain reach Lava Network reports that it has already routed more than 150 billion requests across various blockchains, including Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, NEAR, Hedera, Filecoin, Hyperliquid, and Cosmos. These connections aggregate leading data providers and support cross chain data routing with quality-of-service metrics to determine the optimal data path. According to the project, this infrastructure is designed as a high uptime oracle network, delivering 99.99% uptime for developers, enterprises, and…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews