DIA's RaaS Strategy: Bringing Oracles Closer to Chain Deployment
Scaling an oracle network across new L2s and app-chains one integration at a time is difficult.
DIA is also building relationships at the infrastructure layer, where developers launch their chains.
Its RaaS and infrastructure ecosystem includes:
• AltLayer
• Saga
• Gelato
• Ankr
• BNB Chain Kickstart
• Velocity Labs
Its broader chain expansion includes Unichain, Somnia, Superseed, GOAT Network, Kadena Chainweb EVM and Alephium.
Why does this matter?
When oracle infrastructure is accessible through the platforms developers already use to launch chains, teams can reduce integration friction and plan for reliable data feeds earlier.
That matters for applications such as lending, stablecoins, derivatives and tokenized assets.
The goal is not simply to support more chains. It is to make verifiable data infrastructure easier to access across the growing app-chain ecosystem.
Actual feed availability still depends on the individual chain deployment and configuration.
Oracle adoption can scale faster when infrastructure is integrated closer to where chains are born. $DIA
Scaling an oracle network across new L2s and app-chains one integration at a time is difficult.
DIA is also building relationships at the infrastructure layer, where developers launch their chains.
Its RaaS and infrastructure ecosystem includes:
• AltLayer
• Saga
• Gelato
• Ankr
• BNB Chain Kickstart
• Velocity Labs
Its broader chain expansion includes Unichain, Somnia, Superseed, GOAT Network, Kadena Chainweb EVM and Alephium.
Why does this matter?
When oracle infrastructure is accessible through the platforms developers already use to launch chains, teams can reduce integration friction and plan for reliable data feeds earlier.
That matters for applications such as lending, stablecoins, derivatives and tokenized assets.
The goal is not simply to support more chains. It is to make verifiable data infrastructure easier to access across the growing app-chain ecosystem.
Actual feed availability still depends on the individual chain deployment and configuration.
Oracle adoption can scale faster when infrastructure is integrated closer to where chains are born. $DIA
