DIA Price

DIA (DIA) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2020. It anchors a trustless, decentralized oracle network engineered to feed smart contracts verifiable data drawn directly from over one hundred primary sources.

The protocol dissolves the opacity that has long plagued oracle design. Centralized feeds invite manipulation and blind spots; DIA replaces them with onchain, cryptographically attested data flows that let DeFi platforms, real-world asset tokenizers, and gaming studios price any asset without trusting a single intermediary. Coverage spans more than 20,000 assets across 60-plus blockchains.

DIA operates on the Ethereum network, executing all oracle logic through a modular, rollup-based architecture. Every computation, from raw data ingestion to final feed publication, settles onchain. No off-chain black boxes remain.

The token takes form as an ERC-20 contract on Ethereum, with parallel BEP-20 instrumentation on BNB Chain and a Sora-chain variant. Oracles run permissionlessly: any participant can deploy a feed, operate a node, and stake directly into the data pipeline’s security shell. The rollup settler cryptographically ties each output to its source, making the entire data supply chain auditable without relying on reputation games.

The system went live on August 3, 2020, and quickly threaded itself into the fabric of multi-chain DeFi. Integrations with Avalanche, Solana, Polygon, Polkadot, Fantom, Arbitrum, Near Protocol, and Injective ecosystems followed, and the network now services more than 200 decentralized applications—covering lending markets, synthetic assets, NFT oracles, and RWA protocols.

The design goal is a verifiable Web3 data infrastructure, not one that merely asks for trust. By removing central chokepoints in data sourcing, computation, and delivery, the network intends to supply programmable money and tokenized assets with cryptographic guarantees rather than institutional promises.

Inside the protocol, the DIA token operates as the staking asset that economic security is anchored to. Node operators lock tokens as collateral that can be slashed for dishonest reporting, while governance power scales with staked weight—controlling feed onboarding, fee parameters, and network upgrades.

Validators commit DIA to run oracle endpoints and collect a share of the protocol’s data-request revenue streams. Holders without node infrastructure can delegate their stake to operational runners, earning a proportional cut of the yield without managing technical stacks.

DIA has a maximum supply of 200,000,000 tokens. Currently, 119,676,104 tokens are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $23,717,436, DIA ranks #790 among all cryptocurrencies.