A new listing can survive market risk. What it can’t survive is having no oracle willing to price it.
This is why @FolksFinance added DIA feeds for MON, SEI, and SYRUP on Avalanche enabling those markets to open on xChain.
The key detail is that Folks Finance chooses its oracle per asset rather than relying on one provider for its entire market catalogue.
That flexibility matters.
→ One fixed catalogue means listings depend on that provider’s coverage and timeline.
→ Request-based feeds give protocols more flexibility to support assets as their markets evolve.
DIA already covers 3,000+ crypto price feeds across 60+ chains with additional assets available on request.
For lending protocols that means more flexibility to expand supported markets without waiting for a default catalogue to catch up.
Coverage is the product. Accuracy is table stakes.
That’s why custom oracle infrastructure matters as onchain markets grow.
$DIA 4U 😉
This is why @FolksFinance added DIA feeds for MON, SEI, and SYRUP on Avalanche enabling those markets to open on xChain.
The key detail is that Folks Finance chooses its oracle per asset rather than relying on one provider for its entire market catalogue.
That flexibility matters.
→ One fixed catalogue means listings depend on that provider’s coverage and timeline.
→ Request-based feeds give protocols more flexibility to support assets as their markets evolve.
DIA already covers 3,000+ crypto price feeds across 60+ chains with additional assets available on request.
For lending protocols that means more flexibility to expand supported markets without waiting for a default catalogue to catch up.
Coverage is the product. Accuracy is table stakes.
That’s why custom oracle infrastructure matters as onchain markets grow.
$DIA 4U 😉