openOracle @OpenOracleEth

A settlement-grade oracle in which the absence of trade is evidence of correctness. openoracle.org Joined August 2025

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

a week ago

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

2 weeks ago

Why pay more if you can pay less? openSwap is unlike anything you've used before. ETH <-> USDC

kiter @0xKiter

2 weeks ago

@OpenOracleEth noicee look good here.

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Hello Vitalik, In your fireside chat with @vnovakovski and the Lighter team last week, you suggested using something like an AMM TWAP as a price oracle when the relevant assets are already onchain. You also noted the question of how to sample spot prices in a way that is not easily manipulable. More detail on how you are thinking about that would be very helpful, especially in a world with adversarial block production and ePBS. From our perspective, the sampling question is the core oracle problem for trade-based aggregation mechanisms like AMM-derived price oracles. If a protocol relies on sampling onchain market state, the relevant security question is: what does it cost to control, distort, or censor the sampled state during the oracle window, and how does that cost compare to the value extractable from the external notional settled by that price? Do you have a concrete model or proposal for doing this without making the oracle window so long that price latency becomes a major cost? Longer observation windows may improve manipulation resistance, but for exchanges or lending systems using leverage, stale prices can be uncompetitive and economically expensive. It is good to hear you express concern about oracles as skeletons in the closet. If we want to be as rigorous about oracles as we are about proof systems, then the sampling problem needs a concrete adversarial model rather than being treated as an implementation detail. One possibility is that importing prices into adversarial financial mechanisms should itself be a paid, adversarial process, rather than assuming robust prices can be sampled for free. That is the direction we are exploring.

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

2 weeks ago

@0xKiter We're now live on Base

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

openSwap is live = P2P liquidity = MEV-as-a-feature = Engineered to undercut AMM fees On-chain RFQ flow: swap intent → match → oracle settlement → execution swap.openoracle.org

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

2 weeks ago

swap.openoracle.org

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

2 weeks ago

The new openSwap is powered by openOracle v2, an optimized version of our core oracle contract. The v2 oracle features native ETH support, game state stored in a single hash, internal balances, and more. Read about it here: docs.openoracle.org/openoracle/wha…

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

2 weeks ago

openSwap v2 is live on @base: + 60% cheaper gas + Atomic match and oracle report + permit2 approvals for USDC + Automatic cancels by MEV bots if unfilled Enjoy some of the cheapest swaps onchain.

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

2 months ago

The generalized oracle problem is a monster. What if the most robust way to solve it is by building something even worse? medium.com/@openOraclePro…

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

2 months ago

Even if much of the industry is punting on the hard problems, we aren't. Nothing we build has admin keys, upgradeability, governance, or privileged access. Our price oracle is an onchain, permissionless escalation game. It's hard to build this way. But we think this is the only way to scale securely.

@aaronjmars @aaronjmars

2 months ago

had a pretty big crash-out yesterday after the Drift exploit, small rant: > this moment you realize that in 2026, 6 years after DeFi Summer, 4 years after Terra collapse - you still have a $45B chain almost killed by an exploit like almost everyone farming on Solana had

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

3 months ago

How should we think about solving some of crypto's hardest problems? The right framing may improve our chances. medium.com/@openOraclePro…

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

@Optimism Strange, as we launched openSwap around this time 🧐

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

@bittybitbit86 @cryptofergani @CoWSwap *openSwap

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

@AsnoGordo @CoWSwap openSwap is the place for you.

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

@Lightningbros2 @Uniswap @Securitize @BlackRock @CoWSwap / openSwap

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

swap.openoracle.org

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

Introducing the refreshed brand system. A new chapter in openOracle’s visual language.

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

openSwap is fully on-chain, open source, non-custodial, and permissionless. You can try the application here: openoracleproject.eth.limo/swap/

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

We’ve also enabled OP rewards from our Season 8 Optimism Growth Grant — upon a successful swap, you’ll get ~0.005% back in OP tokens.

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openOracle @OpenOracleEth

4 months ago

Today we're excited to announce openSwap, an openOracle-powered swapping application live today on OP Mainnet. openSwap is designed to frequently offer fees cheaper than you could find in an AMM. medium.com/@openOraclePro…