$90 million in liquidations due to compound's retarded oracle design. When will they learn?

$90 million in liquidations due to compound's retarded oracle design. When will they learn?

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>use a single centralized oracle
>it fails
>hOw CouLd tHis HaPpen???

Never forget

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Are they using stinky oracles?

If they were using Chainlink like we've been telling them to do, this wouldn't have happened. They have their own internal oracle design and the price of DAI on Coinbase spiked, causing the liquidations.

Coinbase strikes again I suppose.

the safest oracle solution is feeds.uniquote.finance/ not link.

Dafuq do you think?

Reminder that Leshner and his clique hate Sergey and Link.
Can't wait for Ari's favorite smart contracts.

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Securing hundreds of millions with Coinbase and Uniswap as a backup... fuck around and get caught for 90M in false liquidations. Should of used Chainlink

I really have the impression that in crypto there are only mediocre programmers ...

compounds oracle smart contracts are actually built better than chainlink in theory since it uses signed api data thats verified and aggregated onchain

problem is theyre only using 1 signed api (coinbase) for prices since theres no other signed apis out there lmao

also the main dev is a woman... figures
github.com/compound-finance/open-oracle

first off, assassination contracts are not happening

second ari is a fucking loser who's done nothing

third, link is a scam, stfu

>compounds oracle smart contracts are actually built better than chainlink
Stopped reading there

because youre low IQ :)

You got all three of those wrong and used reddit spacing to do it lmao

*you're

Yeah, just a 20% casual spread

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Chainlink has several data providers as nodes signing data too. The problem is data providers are lazy and don't want to run additional infrastructure. By the time Compound convincing more data providers to run nodes (they won't and don't have good incentive structures or network effects), Chainlink will be light years ahead, which they already are now.

what is that screen supposed to show?
that's the correct price

chainlink has first movers advantage and can literally fund anything oracle related. they probably will in the future

but think about it...
21 nodes using the same 10 api sources vs just using the same 10 apis signed data to update the price feed onchain

L2 price feeds will be tokenless

Dude just use a single feed lmao

at least they know at what door to knock
lol

what are you on user?

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the oracle price is in eth because it's from link-eth pair
the dollar price is converted on the site for display it doesn't matter

>it doesn't matter

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it literally doesn't, do you understand the difference between the oracle and what the site displays as a dollar value?
the oracle is in eth

They are using data aggregators so those price sources themselves are already highly aggregated from across the market. Price feeds won't be tokenless on L2 either since you will have limited market coverage and weak incentives

>it doesn't matter

so what's the point? anyhow, you must be right since you're still replying, that is wayyyyy better than link

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>also the main dev is a woman... figures
Wait, is this true?

will never forget about that guy on top right corner.

>compounds oracle smart contracts are actually built better than chainlink
>proceeds to lose 90mil

that guitar solo though

Threadly reminder

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