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→ supporting 20k+ assets
→ powering 200+ dApps
→ live on 60+ chains

discover the projects that make up the DIA ecosystem:
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Constant small wins compound exponentially.

Iterations on product, education efforts, new asset listings, developer work. One day it looks like overnight success.

@DDangleDan on how growth actually works, through the lens of @pendle_fi.

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red or green pill?

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What changed between 2017 and 2026? Infrastructure.

RWAs need verifiable pricing, transparent liquidation triggers, and risk data that can't be gamed. That's the foundation institutional capital actually requires.

@0x4Graham shares his views in the recent Beyond Yield episode.

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Fidelity won't come onchain to do yield farming and recursive blending.

They will tokenize their existing assets instead. Institutions deploy capital through RWAs, not DeFi strategies.

@aya_kantor from @upshift_fi on what institutional adoption actually looks like.

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@steinRWA mom, we made the RWA tier list

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Market oracles price what trades. Institutional DeFi doesn’t.

The value of tokenized treasuries, fund NAVs, and yield tokens lies in smart contracts and reserves, not thin order books.

Introducing DIA Value: Intrinsic valuation oracle for institutional DeFi.

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In 2022, DeFi vaults had no way to access treasury yields onchain when rates hit 5.5%.

Today, protocols can reallocate $100M+ into USDS instantly with zero slippage.

@omgcorn from @yearnfi on how far DeFi infrastructure has come.

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A stablecoin can be fully backed and still be unpriceable by market oracles.

Low trading volume isn't a liquidity problem to fix. It's the natural state for assets built for custody rather than speculation.

The pricing has to come from reserves instead.

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DeFi protocols, RWA platforms, and fund managers face the same issue:

many assets lack sufficient liquidity and volumes for reliable trade-based, market pricing

rather than relying on thin trades, @diadata_org computes fundamental value for these assets directly from verifiable onchain and offchain data sources

explore how DIA delivers verifiable pricing for wrapped, staked, vault, and RWA assets

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RWAs flopped in 2017. They're scaling now in 2026. What changed?

@0x4Graham from @centrifuge on bringing real-world assets from Janus Henderson and S&P onchain, why institutional capital is finally flowing, and DeFi's path to the next 10x.

New Beyond Yield episode.

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many oracles still try to price illiquid assets using market trades

basically forcing “last traded price” onto assets that barely trade at all

stablecoins, RWAs, private credit, yield-bearing assets…
wrong pricing model, wrong assumptions, wrong outputs

market pricing alone is not enough anymore

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learn more about oracle pricing by backing, not by trading

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icymi: @diadata_org deployed a PoR oracle for tGBP

> context:
tGBP has ~£20M in supply, but only a few million in monthly trading volume

for an asset with a thin secondary market, what actually matters more when pricing it?

random exchange prints with liquidity risk?
or whether the reserves are actually there?

DIA prices tGBP from its underlying backing:

→ cash reserves
→ money market funds
→ UK gilts
→ total circulating supply

if reserves fully back supply, the feed stays at 1.00
if reserves ever fall short, the oracle discounts automatically

market pricing alone is not enough anymore

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DIA deployed a Proof of Reserves oracle for @tokenGBP, a top 5 non-USD stablecoin backed 1:1 by GBP reserves.

The feed prices tGBP from actual reserve backing rather than thin secondary market trades. Live on Ethereum, expanding to five more chains where tGBP is deployed.

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"Most vault providers do self-reported NAV, which we think is pretty insane."

@aya_kantor, @upshift_fi founder: in traditional finance, you would never have the fund admin be the same as the trading desk. Those two have to be separated.

NAV calculation requires independence.

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Lending protocols currently set collateral ratios through manual governance.

@particula_io's PDARP makes those decisions reactive: risk scores, reserve verification, and pricing signals updating continuously.

Smart contracts query the data and execute automatically.

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DIA deployed a Proof of Reserves oracle for @tokenGBP, a top 5 non-USD stablecoin backed 1:1 by GBP reserves.

The feed prices tGBP from actual reserve backing rather than thin secondary market trades. Live on Ethereum, expanding to five more chains where tGBP is deployed.

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Tokenized treasuries don't trade continuously. Fund shares don't have order books.

Pricing infrastructure computes value from portfolio NAV or reserve balances instead of aggregating exchange data when markets don't exist.