ETHGlobal becomes the first new validator to join Chronicle's decentralized Oracle network since the spin out from MakerDAO.

Welcome to the whimsical world of Chronicle & MakerDAO, where DeFi meets creative and playful jargon. Today’s mission: unraveling the mysterious and enchanting terms that make up the ‘Daiwanese language’ (the unofficial name for MakerDAO jargon).

The first Oracle on Ethereum arrives on Ethereum's closest aligned L2, Scroll.

In the paraphrased words of Barry Silbert, it’s been a big week at Chronicle with Scribe, our novel Oracle network, going live on both BASE and OP Mainnet; the Superchain never looked so good!

63+ Oracle data feeds, including asset prices, yield rates, and more, arrive on BASE, unlocking the first fully verifiable, transparent, and gas-efficient option for DeFi.

There is nothing more important for an Oracle protocol than security. This is why we designed Chronicle as a decentralized protocol, ensuring no single actor has the power to maliciously manipulate the network.

We are proud to announce that the Chronicle Protocol has launched support for zkSync. Scribe, blockchain’s first fully verifiable and cost-efficient Oracle, is live now on zkSync Era. Chronicle Protocol’s integration of zkSync unlocks decentralized, secure, and resilient price feeds for over 100 dApps already in the ecosystem.

The march of our cost-efficient Oracle continues with the arrival of Scribe on Arbitrum, granting access to decentralized, verifiable data for 100+ DeFi dapps.

Few blockchain Oracle providers have gone through the trouble of creating a dashboard, allowing anyone to glean insight into what is happening to generate the final value the Oracle reports. This lack of transparency is troubling.