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How Does an Oracle Service Provider Earn Revenue?

They charge fees (paid in native or service tokens) to dApps for data consumption, which compensates the node operators.
Greeks.Live05.11.25

How Does an Oracle Service Provider Earn Revenue?

Oracle service providers earn revenue primarily through charging fees to the smart contracts or decentralized applications (dApps) that consume their data. This fee is typically paid in the network's native token or the oracle service's token and is used to compensate the decentralized network of node operators for their computational work and for staking collateral to guarantee data accuracy.

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