oracles

Use pyth with forge

🏎️ On-chain racing game where crypto assets race on live prices — powered by RedStone pull oracles (2 reads per race).

Interacting with external data from a smart contract using Chainlink oracles

A web3.js plugin to interact with pyth.network oracle.

Judge-first framework where LLM outputs must converge under explicit, adversarial oracles.

Uniswap v4 hooks you can build — licensed Solidity excerpts, permission bits and GitHub permalinks for TWAMM, limit orders, dynamic fees, oracles and MEV protection. Built for humans and agents.

Crowdfunding contract with a $5 USD minimum enforced via Chainlink price feeds. Foundry.

Adversarial Staking Pools for Priceless Oracles

ETH to BSC or BSC to ETH Cross Bridge Adapter, including Burning and Minting Template

Describes and implements some Solidity common best practices

NNrepair, a constraint-based technique for repairing neural network classifiers. The technique aims to fix the logic of the network at an intermediate layer or at the last layer. NNrepair first uses fault localization to find potentially faulty network parameters (such as the weights) and then performs repair using constraint solving to apply small

Initiate Chainlink job runs from external sources

Applying RWA features to the AAPL stocks. Creating a fully reserved tokenized stock(rwa), which is collateralised(backed) by the real stock.

A collection of AUEB coursework projects by Stelios Vasileiou, covering blockchain thesis, distributed systems, web development and Python.

Source-linked crypto news covering DeFi, stablecoins, Ethereum and protocol governance.

Oracles is a Rust service and library for fetching cryptocurrency exchange rates from configured providers, validating candidate rates, and storing accepted rates in SQLite or PostgreSQL

The whole engineering thesis was about an introduction to blockchain development for absolute beginners. Firstly I wanted to give theoretical knowledge of the most important things. Nextly I moved strictly to the Ethereum blockchain. The culmination of the thesis is the yield protocol application, which gives rewards to its users.

KEEN is a fully decentralized oracle reputation and incentive protocol on Ergo that enforces trust through on-chain identities, accuracy-based reputation, and cryptoeconomic rewards—without admins, backends, or off-chain trust.