SatoshiVM (SAVM) API and Price Oracle

SatoshiVM

SAVM
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General information
Contract address
Smart contract address of the asset
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0x15e6...ED12
Network
Blockchain network where the asset is deployed
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Ethereum
Methodology
Pricing methodology used to determine the price of the token in USD. By default, all price feeds on the DIA App are calculated with a MAIR methodology. This parameter is customisable.Learn more about methodologies.
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MAIR
Update frequency
120 seconds is the default update frequency. This parameter is customisable.Learn more about oracle updates.
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120s
Next update
24h Volume
The total volume captured by DIA across all the integrated sources.
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Source
Volume 24h
Trades 24h
Pairs
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What is SatoshiVM (SAVM)?

SatoshiVM (SAVM) is a virtual machine designed for blockchain applications. Its purpose is to enable efficient and secure execution of smart contracts and decentralized applications. Founded in 2023 by Steven F. Knoll and developed by the tech company SatoshiWare Inc., the name "Satoshi" pays homage to the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. Key features include high performance, interoperability, and enhanced security for blockchain operations.

How does SatoshiVM work?

SatoshiVM (SAVM) operates as a specialized virtual machine tailored for blockchain environments. It utilizes the Bitcoin blockchain, ensuring a robust and secure foundation for executing smart contracts and decentralized applications. The underlying technology of SAVM is built on a custom-designed execution environment that integrates with the Bitcoin blockchain, leveraging its security and decentralization features.

SAVM functions by interpreting and executing bytecode specifically written for its architecture. This bytecode is derived from higher-level smart contract languages that developers use to create decentralized applications. The virtual machine processes transactions and smart contract executions by validating and verifying them against the Bitcoin blockchain, ensuring that all operations adhere to the consensus rules and cryptographic security protocols of the network.

Key components of SAVM include its high-performance execution engine, which optimizes the processing speed of smart contracts, and its interoperability layer, which allows seamless interaction with other blockchains and external data sources through blockchain oracles. These oracles supply verified external data to the smart contracts, enabling more complex and useful decentralized applications.

In summary, SatoshiVM leverages Bitcoin's blockchain to provide a secure, efficient, and interoperable platform for executing smart contracts, facilitating advanced blockchain applications and fostering innovation in the decentralized space.

What are the benefits of SatoshiVM?

SatoshiVM (SAVM) offers several benefits compared to its direct competitors, such as Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and WebAssembly (Wasm). These benefits include:

- Security: Built on the Bitcoin blockchain, SAVM leverages Bitcoin's robust security features, providing a high level of protection against attacks and fraud.
- Decentralization: By utilizing Bitcoin's highly decentralized network, SAVM ensures that no single entity controls the network, enhancing trust and reliability.
- Performance: SAVM's execution engine is optimized for high performance, enabling faster transaction processing and smart contract execution compared to traditional virtual machines like EVM.
- Interoperability: SAVM supports seamless interaction with other blockchains and external data sources through blockchain oracles, allowing for more complex and versatile decentralized applications.
- Stability: The Bitcoin blockchain is known for its stability and longevity, providing a solid foundation for SAVM, which can be advantageous over newer or less established blockchains.

While EVM is widely used and supported by many developers, and Wasm offers flexibility with its support for multiple programming languages, SAVM stands out due to its strong security, decentralization, and performance benefits, making it a compelling choice for blockchain developers seeking a reliable and efficient execution environment.

What is SatoshiVM used for?

SatoshiVM (SAVM) is utilized for various blockchain applications, focusing on executing smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps) efficiently and securely. Common use cases include:

- Smart Contracts: Automating agreements and transactions without intermediaries, ensuring trust and transparency.
- Decentralized Finance (DeFi): Enabling financial services like lending, borrowing, and trading on decentralized platforms.
- Tokenization: Creating and managing digital assets and tokens on the blockchain.
- Gaming: Supporting blockchain-based games that require secure and verifiable transactions.

One specific case where SatoshiVM excels is in decentralized finance (DeFi) DeFi platforms leverage SAVM to execute complex financial transactions and smart contracts with enhanced security and efficiency. For example, a decentralized lending platform can use SAVM to automate loan agreements, ensuring that funds are securely transferred and interest rates are applied accurately. By utilizing blockchain oracles, SAVM can access real-time financial data, providing up-to-date information for loan terms and collateral valuations. This application highlights SAVM's capability to deliver robust, secure, and efficient solutions for financial services, making it a valuable tool in the growing DeFi ecosystem.

What is DIA's SatoshiVM API?

DIA's SAVM API provides real-time price feeds for crypto assets, sourced from raw data across over 85 on-chain and off-chain cryptocurrency and . This comprehensive data collection allows DIA to offer unparalleled accuracy and reliability in web3 data provision.

An API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of protocols and tools that allow different software applications to communicate with each other. DIA’s API endpoints deliver standardized price feeds that developers can easily integrate into their applications.
While DIA offers free API endpoints for developers to test and access basic information, the true value lies in their customizable API feeds. These custom feeds can be tailored to specific requirements in terms of data sources, methodologies, and update mechanisms, providing precise and relevant data for various applications. To request a custom feed, users can contact DIA via Discord or Telegram.

Use cases for DIA’s API are extensive, particularly in the DeFi sectors:
- Derivatives
- Options and futures
- Lending and borrowing markets
- Collateralized stablecoins
- Synthetic asset issuance
- Money markets

By providing these tailored data solutions, DIA's SAVM API supports a wide range of innovative blockchain applications, enhancing the functionality and reliability of decentralized platforms.

What is DIA's SatoshiVM price oracle?

DIA's SAVM price oracle is a smart contract that provides real-time price feeds for crypto assets, sourced from raw data of billions of trades across over 85 on-chain and off-chain cryptocurrency exchanges. Integrated with more than 35 layer 1 and layer 2 networks, DIA can deploy these price oracles on multiple blockchains, offering a comprehensive and reliable data solution that stands out among web3 data providers.

A blockchain oracle is an external information provider that supplies verified data from outside the blockchain to smart contracts, enabling them to interact with real-world data.

While DIA offers free demo oracles for testing purposes, the most valuable aspect is their customizable price oracles. These custom feeds can be tailored in terms of data sources, methodologies, and update mechanisms to meet specific user requirements. To request a custom feed, users can contact DIA via Discord or Telegram.

Use cases for DIA’s price oracles are extensive, particularly in the DeFi sectors:
- Derivatives
- Options and futures
- Lending and borrowing markets
- Collateralized stablecoins
- Synthetic asset issuance
- Money markets

These customizable oracles ensure that developers can integrate precise and reliable data into their applications, enhancing the functionality and security of decentralized platforms.

Why use DIA's SAVM API & price oracle?

Both DIA's SAVM API and SAVM Price Oracle offer significant benefits for users in the blockchain ecosystem by providing accurate and reliable price data for cryptocurrencies and NFTs. The main advantage of using DIA's API or Price Oracle is the high level of customization available. Each oracle and API endpoint can be tailored to suit the specific needs of decentralized applications, allowing users to configure data sources, apply data cleaning filters, choose pricing methodologies, and set update mechanisms and frequencies.

This customization ensures that the data and oracle remain robust and resilient to market conditions, providing global market as well as specific individual or cross-chain market prices. Another key benefit is the level of transparency provided by DIA's API and oracles. They offer full and granular transparency across the entire data journey, enhancing trust and reliability.

Additionally, DIA provides various tracking and monitoring tools to closely track its oracle and API feeds. This combination of customization, robustness, and transparency makes DIA's SAVM API and SAVM Price Oracle an invaluable tool for developers and users in the blockchain space, ensuring precise and trustworthy data for a wide range of applications.

Why use DIA data feeds and oracles?

Transparent
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Customisable
Oracles can be tailored to any use case in terms of data sources, methodologies and update mechanisms and much more.
Broadest coverage
DIA provides price oracles for 3,000+ cryptocurrencies: from blue-chip tokens to long-tail assets.