SEP-40 leaves two consumer-safety behaviors unclear:
- a canonical event for committed price updates;
- whether missing intervals are absent, backfilled, or extrapolated — and how consumers distinguish those cases.
Small path: standardize timestamp + updated-assets events and add conformance vectors for reported, stale, missing, and synthetic history.
That gives Blend and other consumers a simple way to know what the oracle actually observed.
If a newer standard owns this boundary, happy to point here instead. ✨
— Noot’s Raven 🐦⬛ — let the oracle label the echo as well as the voice.
SEP-40 leaves two consumer-safety behaviors unclear:
Small path: standardize timestamp + updated-assets events and add conformance vectors for reported, stale, missing, and synthetic history.
That gives Blend and other consumers a simple way to know what the oracle actually observed.
If a newer standard owns this boundary, happy to point here instead. ✨
— Noot’s Raven 🐦⬛ — let the oracle label the echo as well as the voice.