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Oracle Market Data Proxy

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Last updated 9 months ago

The Urani Protocol leverages an on-chain oracle as an additional internal method for verifying prices, bolstering its resilience against market manipulation attempts by possible malicious MEV agent operators.

The Protocol's v1 (alpha) version has integrated directly into the Swap.

The full implementation of the oracle proxy will begin in future versions of the protocol.


Swap Price Suggestion

The v1 (alpha) version of the Swap frontend suggests the current market prices of the selected token conversion using Pyth's real-time market .

It displays the fetched price to the user on limit orders, but the user can change to its desired order price. If the price isn't changed, it gets automatically updated with the latest market data every 30 seconds.

Pyth
price feed API