An oracle price comes with an age, not just a number.
Chainlink's Data Feeds documentation says updates are triggered by price deviation or a configured time interval. Those settings can differ between feeds and even between blockchains for the same asset.
For $LINK ecosystem research, I'd ask how an app checks the last update and handles data that becomes too old. Reading a valid stored answer alone doesn't establish that it's fresh enough for the decision being made.
Chainlink's Data Feeds documentation says updates are triggered by price deviation or a configured time interval. Those settings can differ between feeds and even between blockchains for the same asset.
For $LINK ecosystem research, I'd ask how an app checks the last update and handles data that becomes too old. Reading a valid stored answer alone doesn't establish that it's fresh enough for the decision being made.