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Why Is a Time-Stamped Oracle Data Feed Important for Options Expiration?

A time-stamped Oracle data feed is vital because options contracts have a precise expiration time. The smart contract must execute the settlement based on the asset's price at that exact moment.

The timestamp provides cryptographic proof of when the price was recorded, ensuring the contract is executed based on the correct, final data point, preventing disputes over the expiration price.

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