Oracles, the what, where and why - Mathematics for the impatient

Welcome to "Mathematics for the Impatient" with SKALE CTO and cofounder Stan Kladko. This series is designed to take a look at the mathematics behind blockchain and present it in a way that is easily consumable and understandable. Today's topic is Oracles, what are they, how do they work, why do we need them and more.

Chapters

0:00 Intro
0:22 What is an Oracle? why are Oracles important for blockchains? How are the used?
5:03 How do Oracles work ? What are limitations of current generation of Oracles?
9:13 What is SKALE's approach to Oracles?
16:38 Conclusion

About SKALE

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