DIA Nexus Documentation
  • Nexus Overview
  • Intro to Nexus
    • How it works
    • Nexus vs. Lumina
    • Integrated Chains
  • Data products
    • Token Price Feeds
    • RWA Price Feeds
    • Randomness
    • Fair-value Feeds
  • How-to Guides
    • Fetch Price Data
      • Solidity
      • Vyper
      • Demo Oracles
      • Chain-specific Guide
        • Aleph Zero
        • Alephium
        • Edu Chain
        • Hydration
        • Kadena
        • LUKSO
        • Somnia
        • Stacks
        • XRP Ledger (XRPL)
    • Generate Randomness
      • Solidity
      • WASM
      • Demo Oracles
      • Chain-specific Guide
        • Alephium
    • Migrate to DIA
    • Fund the Oracle
    • Build a Scraper
      • Development Cluster Stack
      • DIA Test‐Space with Docker Compose
      • DIA Test‐Space with Minikube
      • Add a new exchange scraper
      • Add a new foreign scraper
      • Add a new liquidity scraper
      • Additional notes
  • Request a Custom Oracle
  • Reference
    • Architecture
      • Data sourcing
      • Data computation
      • Data delivery
    • APIs
      • Token prices
        • RestAPI
          • Request Samples
        • GraphQL
          • Request Samples
      • RWA prices
    • Pricing Methodologies
      • IR: Interquartile Range Filter
      • MAIR: Moving Average with Interquartile Range Filter
      • VWAP: Volume Weighted Average Price
      • VWAPIR: Volume Weighted Average Price with Interquartile Range Filter
      • LST fair price
    • Data Sources
      • CEXes Data
      • DEXes Data
    • Smart Contracts
      • DIAOracleV2.sol
      • DIARandomOracle.sol
    • Randomness Protocol
  • Resources
    • Audits
    • Community & Support
    • Security Bounty Program
    • Research
      • Return Rates in Crypto Farming
      • Crypto Volatility Index
      • Compounded Rates
      • Polkadot Medianizer
    • T&C
      • Licence Agreement
      • Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct
      • Disclaimer
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  1. Intro to Nexus

Nexus vs. Lumina

The table outlines the differences between Nexus and Lumina, which are both oracle solutions supported by DIA:

Nexus (V1)
Lumina (V2)

Phase

🟢 Production-ready

🟠 Beta Mainnet

Oracle Types

Push

Push & Pull

Architecture

Oracles built on highly scalable infrastructure. Enabling gas cost minimization while maintaining data flexibility.

Powered by a permissionless network of nodes that submit verifiable data on-chain, creating a system built on decentralization and trustlessness.

Data Feeds

  • Token price feed

  • RWA price feed

  • Randomness

  • Fair-value feed

  • Token price feed

Data sourcing

First-party providers

First-party provider

Frequency

App-specific

~ 30s

Security

Battle-tested over multiple market cycles and is currently deployed across 50 chains and 200 dapps

Enforces crypto-economic and cryptographic security

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