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Add API3 under Oracles section #599
Add API3 under Oracles section #599
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@vanshwassan thank you for creating this PR! looking forward to reviewing it when it is ready 👀 |
Hey @eshaben, ready for review 👍🏻 |
Fixed broken links
Awesome! I'll take a look 👀 . Thanks! |
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@vanshwassan looks good! 🙂 I just had a couple questions. But once answered, I'll merge this into a local branch and make some changes in formatting for consistency with the rest of our docs. Once we're done on the local branch we'll merge it into master
and publish it 🚀
<!-- ### Types of dAPIs | ||
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#### Self-funded dAPIs | ||
Self-funded dAPIs offer developers the opportunity to experience data feeds with | ||
minimal up-front commitment, providing a low-risk option prior to using a | ||
managed dAPIs. | ||
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#### Managed dAPIs | ||
Managed dAPIs are sourced from multiple first-party oracles and aggregated using | ||
a median function. Compared to self-funded dAPIs, **managed dAPIs are monetized**, | ||
as API3 requires payment in USDC on Ethereum Mainnet to operate them. --> |
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@vanshwassan just wanted to double check on this section, should it be commented out?
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Yeah, this can be commented out 👍🏻
Smart contracts can interact and read values from contracts that are already deployed on the blockchain. By deploying a proxy contract via the API3 Market, a dApp can interact and read values from a dAPI like ETH/USD. | ||
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If a proxy is already deployed for a self-funded dAPI, the dApp can read the dAPI without having to deploy a proxy contract. They do this by using the address of the already deployed proxy contract which will be visible on the API3 Market. |
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where exactly would the address of the already deployed proxy be?
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Description
Added API3 under the Oracles section.
Basic developer documentation to access API3's first-party oracles and data feeds on Moonbeam.
Checklist
moonbeam-docs-cn
repo, I have created a ticket for the translations in Jiramoonbeam-mkdocs
to update redirectsmove-pages.py
script to move the pages and update the image paths on the chinese repomoonbeam-docs-cn
compress-images.py
script to compress the images.moonbeam-docs-cn
repo to use the new variablesCorresponding PRs
Please link to any corresponding PRs here.
After Translation Requirements
moonbeam-docs
repo to remove imagesmoonbeam-docs
repo to remove variablesmoonbeam-mkdocs
repo to add redirects for Chinese siteItems to be Updated
Please list any of the items that will need to be added or deleted after the translations are done here.