What Is the Function of a “Reporting Threshold” in a DON’s Data Aggregation Process?

A reporting threshold is a condition that dictates when an oracle network must submit a new price update to the blockchain. It is typically a percentage change in the aggregated price since the last on-chain update.

For example, if the threshold is 0.5%, a new update is only sent when the price moves by at least that much. This mechanism reduces transaction costs and network congestion by preventing unnecessary updates during periods of low volatility.

What Is a ‘Decentralized Oracle Network’ (DON) and Why Is It Preferred?
How Does a DON Handle a Highly Illiquid Data Source during Aggregation?
How Does the Blockchain’s Block Time Affect Data Feed Latency?
What Is a “Request and Response” Data Flow Model in a DON?
What Is the Role of a “Data Provider” in a Decentralized Oracle Network?
What Is the Difference between an On-Chain and Off-Chain Computation in an Oracle System?
How Does a Decentralized Oracle Network (DON) Ensure Data Integrity?
What Is a ‘Gas Cost’ and How Does It Relate to On-Chain Aggregation?