DIA

DIA (Decentralized Information Asset) is a trustless, open-source oracle network designed to deliver transparent, verifiable, and fully auditable data feeds to decentralised applications across any blockchain. It serves as an infrastructure layer connecting on-chain smart contracts with off-chain data, enabling reliable and transparent information exchange for decentralised finance, real-world assets, gaming, and prediction markets.

The network sources data directly from over 100 primary markets, including centralised and decentralised exchanges, to ensure data accuracy and remove intermediary dependencies. With support for more than 20,000 assets across 60+ blockchains, DIA currently powers over 200 decentralised applications that require verifiable, audit-grade data. All data operations are executed on-chain through DIA’s rollup-powered architecture, ensuring full transparency and traceability of every feed computation.

DIA operates as a verifiable oracle network that conducts all critical processes on-chain. The network’s rollup-based design guarantees transparency, auditability, and verifiability at every stage of data handling.

Key operational components include:

• Verifiable Data Sourcing: DIA collects raw data directly from more than 100 exchanges and primary market providers, avoiding reliance on third-party aggregators.
• On-Chain Computation: All oracle operations are performed within DIA’s rollup framework, allowing independent verification of every computation and maintaining full audit trails.
• Permissionless Participation: Any participant can join the network as a node operator, data feeder, or oracle deployer, contributing to decentralised governance and data delivery.
• Multi-Chain Delivery: DIA natively supports more than 60 blockchains, both EVM and non-EVM, ensuring consistent cross-chain data delivery.

This model allows developers to build applications that rely on transparent, auditable data without trusting opaque third parties.

DIA’s architecture distinguishes itself through its emphasis on verifiability, transparency, and modularity. The entire oracle pipeline — from sourcing to computation to delivery — is executed on-chain and can be independently audited.

Key differentiators include:

• Comprehensive Data Coverage: DIA supports over 20,000 assets across 60+ blockchains by integrating data from 100+ primary sources.
• Complete Transparency: Every data point is traceable and verifiable, ensuring institutional-grade reliability with no hidden computation.
• Customisable Feeds: Developers can configure sources, methodologies, and feed structures to suit specific requirements.
• Permissionless Infrastructure: Anyone can deploy oracles, operate nodes, and stake to secure the system, promoting decentralisation.
• Multi-Chain Integration: Native cross-chain delivery allows consistent data support for complex multi-chain applications.

This structure creates an oracle infrastructure that can be verified rather than trusted, aligning with the principles of transparency and decentralisation across Web3.

The DIA token is the native utility asset of the DIA network. It provides digital access rights to the oracle infrastructure and aligns participant incentives across governance, security, and network operations. It does not represent a financial claim or investment instrument.

The token’s functions include:

• Network Operations: DIA tokens are used for gas payments related to oracle computations and data delivery on DIA’s rollup infrastructure.
• Governance: Holders can propose and vote on protocol changes, network parameters, and ecosystem developments. Only tokens held in self-custody are eligible for governance votes.
• Network Security: DIA tokens can be staked to secure distributed data operations, with participants earning rewards for accurate contributions and facing penalties for malicious behaviour.
• Ecosystem Access: The token grants access to premium feeds, custom oracle deployments, and advanced infrastructure tools for institutional and decentralised applications.

Revenue from oracle usage may be directed toward ecosystem sustainability, token buybacks, or participant rewards, reinforcing long-term stability.