Let me explain why Injective chose ethereum:0x84ca8bc7997272c7cfb4d0cd3d55cd942b3c9419 for its oracle feeds. Injective is one of the largest decentralized derivatives platforms. Perps, options, and structured products all need high-integrity price feeds. For derivatives, oracle requirements are intense: → Manipulation-resistant (leveraged positions amplify oracle errors) → High-frequency updates (perps need near-real-time data) → Multiple asset coverage (hundreds of trading pairs) → Resistance to flash crashes and thin liquidity events Injective's team specifically called DIA "a future-proof oracle solution" that can "scale alongside their data needs." That "scale alongside" part is key. DIA's architecture can: • Add new assets quickly (20K+ already covered) • Customize aggregation rules per asset • Deliver across chains (Injective's app-chain + others) • Handle both crypto and traditional assets For a derivatives platform, you need an oracle that won't become a bottleneck as you grow. That means more assets, more chains, more complexity — and the oracle needs to handle all of it. DIA's modular architecture (feeders → Lasernet → aggregators → cross-chain delivery) is designed for exactly this kind of scaling. Derivatives is a multi-trillion-dollar market. The infrastructure underneath it matters. @DIAdata_org #Injective #DIA #Derivatives #Perps #DeFi #OracleNetwork #Infrastructure