How Does Using Multiple, Independent Data Sources Enhance Oracle Data Integrity?

By sourcing data from many different, unrelated exchanges and providers, the oracle system minimizes the impact of a single compromised source. This redundancy makes it significantly harder for an attacker to manipulate the final price feed.

The system can compare the inputs and discard outliers, ensuring the smart contract receives a robust, aggregated, and verifiable price.

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