KernelDAO | Kernel token price feed

INTRODUCTION

Protocol: KernelDAO

REQUEST INFORMATION

Assets

The following assets will be included in the Oracle:

Asset Ticker: KERNEL

Asset Blockchain: Ethereum

Asset Address: 0x3f80b1c54ae920be41a77f8b902259d48cf24ccf

Methodology

  • Volume Weighted Average Price with Interquartile Range (VWAPIR) will be used to calculate the price for the assets. Learn more about it here

  • 0.6% deviation threshold for update trigger will be applied for each asset

  • 120 secs update frequency check will be applied

  • 3-hour time-based update frequency will be applied for all assets

DELIVERY INFORMATION

Delivery Method: Oracle on Ethereum

Is testnet deployment required?: No

Is AggregatorV3 Interface Required?: Yes

Thank you for requesting a data feed via DIA CDR. Please find the oracle information below:

Contracts

The contracts to fetch data from.

Network Contract Address
Ethereum Mainnet 0x6a35498b72b163fC6F30c5857984A921C117DbA5

Gas Wallets

The gas wallet is used for pushing data to your contracts. To ensure uninterrupted oracle operation, please maintain sufficient funds in the gas wallet. You can monitor the wallets below to ensure they remain adequately funded at all times.

Network Gas Wallet Address
Ethereum Mainnet 0x6268E3515Cc0a9a4376e06E77cce7D858fE2fDa8

Oracle Configuration

Settings that dictate how the oracle computes and updates data.

Pricing Methodology VWAPIR
Deviation (%) & Refresh Frequency 0.6% and 120 seconds
Heartbeat 3h

Asset Feeds

Available assets on the oracles and the Chainlink AggregatorV3Interface compatible contracts for each asset feed.

Asset Ticker getValue(key) Adapter Address Asset Markets Overview
KERNEL KERNEL/USD 0x4D936BE67760C28C6907eb2011E61BA23fB16948 KERNEL Markets

To consume price data, you’ll need to invoke the getValue method on the oracle contract which you can access through the DIA Oracle library or the interface.

If you pass KERNEL/USD as the key, it will return the most recent price of KERNEL in USD with 8 decimal places (e.g. 19270203 is $0.19270203) along with the Unix timestamp of the last price update.

See the full example here.