The token powering verifiable oracle infrastructure
$DIA secures the Lumina oracle network, powers transactions on Lasernet, and aligns incentives between data feeders, stakers, and the protocols that depend on accurate data.
What $DIA does
Gas token on Lasernet
DIA is the native gas token on Lasernet, DIA's Ethereum L2 rollup. Every oracle computation, data submission, and transaction on the verification layer consumes $DIA as gas, creating baseline demand tied to oracle usage.
Staking for oracle security
Stakers and Feeders lock $DIA to secure oracle operations. Feeders submit data onchain and earn performance-based rewards for accurate, timely delivery. This staking layer directly underpins the economic security of DIA oracles.
Governance
DIA token holders govern the platform through the DAO. Community members propose improvements via the Forum, formalize them into proposals, and vote on Snapshot. Only tokens held in self-custody can participate in votes.
Get started with $DIA
Bridge
Move your $DIA between Ethereum and Lasernet. Bridging is required before staking, since staking takes place on Lasernet.
Stake
Wrap your DIA to wDIA and stake on Lasernet to secure oracle operations and earn rewards. Flexible staking with no fixed pools or epochs. Rewards auto-compound.
Buy $DIA
Available on Binance, Coinbase, OKX, KuCoin, Uniswap, PancakeSwap, SushiSwap and more. See all markets on CoinMarketCap.
How staking works
Staking in DIA Lumina is the security layer. Stakers lock $DIA to secure oracle operations, while Feeders submit accurate data onchain to earn rewards. Over time, this will evolve into a slashing and delegation framework where token holders can back feeders of their choice.
Bridge DIA from Ethereum to Lasernet via the DIA Bridge
Wrap DIA to wDIA on the staking page
Stake wDIA (minimum 1 wDIA) to start earning variable APY
Rewards auto-compound, increasing your stake over time
Unstake anytime with a 7-day cooldown before withdrawal
Staking contract audited by Mixbytes
Token FAQ
The DIA token has three core functions: it is the native gas token on Lasernet (DIA's Ethereum L2 rollup), powering all oracle computations and transactions. It is used for staking to secure oracle operations, where Feeders and delegators lock $DIA and earn rewards for accurate data delivery. And it enables governance, allowing token holders to vote on proposals that shape the platform's development.
Staking takes place on Lasernet. You first bridge your DIA from Ethereum to Lasernet, then wrap it to wDIA, and stake it. Staking is flexible with no fixed pools or epochs. You can unstake anytime with a 7-day cooldown period. Rewards are distributed as a variable APY that auto-compounds. The more $DIA staked network-wide, the lower the individual APY, and vice versa.Note: Staking is currently unavailable to residents of the UK, US, or Canada due to regulatory requirements.
wDIA is the wrapped version of DIA used for staking on Lasernet. You can wrap and unwrap between DIA and wDIA at any time through the staking interface. The wrapping process is necessary because staking operations run on Lasernet's smart contracts.
Lasernet is DIA's native Ethereum Layer 2 rollup, built on the OP Stack. It provides a fully trustless, decentralized environment for all oracle operations including data aggregation, filtering, and computation. $DIA is the native gas token that powers transactions on Lasernet. The rollup inherits Ethereum's security model while enabling high throughput with low gas fees.
DIA is listed on major centralized exchanges including Binance, Coinbase, OKX, KuCoin, Crypto.com, and Huobi Global. It is also available on decentralized exchanges like Uniswap, PancakeSwap, and SushiSwap. For the complete list of markets, visit DIA's CoinMarketCap page. DIA recommends holding tokens in a self-custodial wallet like MetaMask, as only self-custodied tokens can participate in governance votes.
Slashing will be introduced in future phases to penalize dishonest data reporting by Feeders. The staking model will evolve into a full slashing and delegation framework, where token holders can back Feeders of their choice and share in rewards for supporting network reliability.
Start building with DIA
Explore the documentation or talk to the team about oracle integration.
