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What Is the Difference between a ‘Push’ and a ‘Pull’ Oracle Model?

Push model sends data automatically; pull model retrieves data only when the contract needs it.
Greeks.Live09.11.25

What Is the Difference between a ‘Push’ and a ‘Pull’ Oracle Model?

In a 'push' model, the oracle service proactively sends (pushes) data to the smart contract at predetermined intervals or when a significant price change occurs. In a 'pull' model, the smart contract or a user initiates a request to retrieve (pull) the data from the oracle only when it is needed for execution.

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