The thing I really enjoy about non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and "smart contracts" more broadly is that there's no way to get them to point to information or objects outside the blockchain without introducing a trusted third party, the whole thing you set up a blockchain to avoid.
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I think you can by having proposers and disputers and randomize and incentivise all participants, in principle this works.https://docs.umaproject.org/getting-started/oracle …
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Nothing is “fully decentralized” but many billions of dollars rely on oracles today. Chain link probably secures 100s of billions? And is the source of synthetics, etc. there’s a super cool Chinese gamified Oracle too (name escapes)
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This is what brought me up to speed on decentralized oracles [Software Engineering Daily] Chainlink: Connecting Smart Contracts to External Data with Sergey Nazarovhttps://podcastaddict.com/episode/121441094 …
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C'mon, the Oracle problem is here from 60s I think, how it relates to NFT at all?
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If you did, how would your perspective change?
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"full decentralization" doesn't exist so we have to settle for more pragmatic solutions and work from there
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