Zumer Partners with DIA
DIA is introducing the Case Study NFT floor price oracle for Zumer Protocol, platform built on Ethereum blockchain.
Key Facts
- Product: DIA xFloor
- Use case: Decentralised, NFT capital market
- Blockchain: Ethereum
- User: Zumer Protocol
- Integration announcement
Challenge
To ensure that the Zumer Protocol operates in a trustless manner, it requires on-chain, floor price feeds for the NFT collections offered. The oracle needs to be able to price in real-time NFTs. Based on a set of rules written into the smart contract. Zumer Partners with DIA, This is required to ensure that the Zumer protocol can provide loans to users permissionlessly.
Solution
DIA deployed a dedicated xFloor oracle for Zumer, which includes real-time floor price feeds for a set of predefined NFT collections. DIA xFloor determines NFT price by pulling historical sales data directly from the NFT marketplace’s smart contracts. Zumer Partners with DIA, This grants Zumer the flexibility to apply fully customizable feed processing and oracle specifications. As well as data accuracy and transparency. As a result, the oracle provides a tailor-made NFT price data solution for the decentralised capital market platform for NFTs.
About Zumer
Zumer is a platform on Ethereum, providing users with a decentralised protocol to unlock capital efficiency over their Non-Fungible Tokens — NFTs. This is enabling Zumer users to pledge NFTs in the protocol to obtain extra liquidity or take a loan to invest in another NFT collection.
About DIA
DIA is a multi-chain, end-to-end, open-source data and oracle platform for Web3. The DIA platform enables the sourcing, validation and sharing of transparent and verified data feeds for traditional and digital financial applications. DIA’s institutional-grade data feeds cover digital asset prices, NFT floor prices, lending rates, FX rates and more.
DIA’s data is directly sourced from a broad array of on-chain and off-chain sources at individual trade-level. This allows DIA feeds to be fully customized with regards to the mix of sources and methodologies, resulting in tailor-made, high resilience feeds and thereby setting a new paradigm for oracles.
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