Insight makes the price data beneath your protocol inspectable: compare independent oracle feeds, test deviation before execution, and retain a receipt anyone can verify.
Insight makes the price data beneath your protocol inspectable: compare independent oracle feeds, test deviation before execution, and retain a receipt anyone can verify.
02 — Inspect the evidence
A displayed price looks final. In reality, it is a chain of assumptions: sources, timestamps, thresholds, and execution rules.
Where did it come from?
Does it agree elsewhere?
What happens if it moves?
Evidence plate A — Consensus
Independent feeds are resolving into one inspectable consensus record.
03 — Model the consequence
Insight separates observation from action, so a risk decision is grounded in source context rather than one opaque number.
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Start with the market price and the feeds that produced it.
Price Query02
Expose divergence, freshness, coverage, and source-level context.
Price Insight03
Stress-test the consequence before a trade or liquidation can execute.
Safety Check Final stepDecision instruments
Move from price discovery to execution safety with tools designed for protocols, operators, developers, and AI agents.
Evidence instrument 04 / risk threshold
Model deviation against your protocol's thresholds and see how a changed oracle value could affect a position before a risk engine has to react.
Run Safety Check04 — Preserve the proof
Evidence instrument 05 / portable proof
Verification proves a record is authentic and unaltered. It is not an endorsement of a verdict; schema v1 remains the service default while v3 is opt-in.
Verify a real receiptEvery pre-trade check is signed as an EIP-712 receipt against a published attester key.
The gates are recomputable from the bytes alone at v3, and the policy constants live in a public declaration.
Key records are anchored on-chain, so a check can be proven to have existed in that form before a given block.
05 — Build on evidence
Query the same source context through the API, or enforce it before submission with Guard SDK.
Evidence instrument 06 / execution interface
Query verified prices, reliability snapshots, depeg alerts, and liquidation risk signals through one interface.
Ask for a price, risk signal, or reliability record.
Compare providers and retain source-level verification metadata.
Deliver a response your protocol or agent can inspect and preserve.
const url = new URL("https://www.oracleinsight.xyz/api/v1/prices");
url.searchParams.set("provider", "chainlink");
url.searchParams.set("symbol", "BTC/USD");
url.searchParams.set("chain", "ethereum");
const res = await fetch(url, {
headers: { "X-API-Key": "ins_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" },
});
const data = await res.json();
console.log(data.price);Final checkpoint
Evidence plate A — Consensus
Live consensus is more useful when its spread, provider coverage, and update time are visible at the same moment.
Evidence instrument 01
Each mark is a live provider observation. The cobalt axis is the median used as the inspectable consensus.
Evidence instrument 02 / live ledger
Four market records. Each line preserves the median, observed bounds, source positions, and sampling time.
Open full ledgerEvidence plate B — Network behaviour
Review provider health, coverage, and deviation context before you let a feed inform a critical decision.
Evidence instrument 03 / provider field
Reputation is shown as measured behaviour: uptime, deviation, coverage, and successful observations—not a decorative badge.
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