Oracle

Oracles are essential infrastructure components that feed real-time, off-chain data (such as price feeds, weather, or sports results) into blockchain smart contracts. Without decentralized oracles like Chainlink and Pyth, DeFi could not function. In 2026, oracles have evolved to support verifiable randomness and cross-chain data synchronization. This tag covers the technical evolution of data availability, tamper-proof price feeds, and the critical role oracles play in ensuring the deterministic execution of complex decentralized applications.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
Paramount, Comcast, Netflix submit offers

Paramount, Comcast, Netflix submit offers

The post Paramount, Comcast, Netflix submit offers appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Paramount Skydance, Comcast and Netflix formally submitted takeover offers for Warner Bros. Discovery this week ahead of a deadline for first round offers, according to people familiar with the matter. Paramount Skydance and its advisors had been weighing in recent days whether to submit a higher bid than its previous $23.50-per-share offer that WBD rejected, some of the people said. Both Comcast, the parent company of NBCUniversal, and Netflix, bid solely for the film and streaming assets, which consists of Warner Bros. studio and HBO Max, the people said. Netflix’s offer was expected to be “disciplined” with its bid, one of the people said. The size and structure of the offers weren’t immediately clear. Warner Bros. Discovery is aiming to have its sale process wrapped up by mid- to late-December, CNBC previously reported. Another round of bids is expected to occur in the coming weeks, some of the people said. Representatives for Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount, Netflix and Comcast declined to comment. Last month Warner Bros. Discovery said it was expanding a strategic review of its business to include a potential sale — even as it carries on with a plan to split into two separate entities: Warner Bros., made up of the film studio and streaming platform, and Discovery Global, which would include the company’s pay TV networks like CNN and TNT Sports. While Warner Bros. Discovery’s split has been underway, takeover interest from the newly merged Paramount Skydance led CEO David Zaslav and top brass to open up to a formal sale process. The Warner Bros. logo is displayed on a water tower at Warner Bros. Studio on September 12, 2025 in Burbank, California. Mario Tama | Getty Images Paramount has already sent multiple letters to WBD’s board explaining why its offer of $23.50 per share for all…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Chainlink Poised to Anchor DeFi Infrastructure, Says Grayscale Report

Chainlink Poised to Anchor DeFi Infrastructure, Says Grayscale Report

Chainlink gains wider use as its feeds and cross-chain tools support major DeFi systems. CRE adds compliance features and automation that push Chainlink toward broader blockchain infrastructure activities. Grayscale’s latest research places Chainlink at the center of future decentralized finance infrastructure, citing its expanding utility beyond traditional oracles. Once primarily associated with price feeds, Chainlink [...]]]>

Author: Crypto News Flash
Is Nvidia About to Pop the AI Bubble?

Is Nvidia About to Pop the AI Bubble?

The post Is Nvidia About to Pop the AI Bubble? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Nvidia is one of the biggest winners of the AI boom. Its latest quarterly results showed $57 billion in revenue and $31.9 billion in profit, record numbers by any measure. But instead of celebrating, the stock swung wildly: up 5% after earnings, then down again within 18 hours. Investors, algorithms, and market watchers are now asking a critical question: Is Nvidia’s AI growth as solid as it looks on paper? Sponsored NVIDIA’s Financing Model Draws Scrutiny as Big-Name Investors Bet Against It The first warning sign is money that has not actually been paid. Nvidia has $33.4 billion in unpaid customer bills, nearly double what it had a year ago. On average, customers are taking 53 days to pay, up from 46 days. Meanwhile, the company is sitting on $19.8 billion of unsold chips, yet management says demand is through the roof. “Both cannot be true…Either customers aren’t buying or they’re buying without cash. The cash flow tells the real story,” said Shanaka Perera in a post. Another red flag is the gap between profits and actual cash. Nvidia reported $19.3 billion in profit, but it generated only $14.5 billion in cash. That means $4.8 billion of its “profit” has not actually appeared in the bank. For comparison, other chipmakers like TSMC and AMD turn almost all of their profits into cash. Nvidia’s lower rate raises questions about how much of its growth is real. “Healthy chip companies like TSMC and AMD convert over 95% of profits to cash. Nvidia converts 75%. That’s distress level,” Perera added. Sponsored Things get even more complicated when you look at how AI companies buy from each other. Nvidia sells chips to firms like xAI, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Oracle. Many of these deals are funded by loans or credits from the same companies, meaning…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
The Next Big Crypto Under $0.05? Investors Rush Into MUTM Ahead of the $0.06 Launch Price

The Next Big Crypto Under $0.05? Investors Rush Into MUTM Ahead of the $0.06 Launch Price

Altcoin market dynamics have changed once again, and a brand new crypto below the rate of $0.05 is center stage of focus. Since traders are seeking tokens that have greater potential than the bigger names do, a project approaching an important launch landmark is starting to become noticeable. The number of early adopters is currently […]

Author: Cryptopolitan
Tom Lee warns of liquidity crunch after Oct. 10 crash

Tom Lee warns of liquidity crunch after Oct. 10 crash

The post Tom Lee warns of liquidity crunch after Oct. 10 crash appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Summary Trading firms suffered losses and cut activity, compounding the crypto market’s decline after Oct. 10. A technical flaw on Binance caused mass liquidations, prompting a user refund and debate over market manipulation. Analysts expect more stress before stabilization, with some blaming natural unwinding and others citing price manipulation. The cryptocurrency market has experienced sustained downward pressure since Oct. 10, with analysts attributing the decline to liquidity constraints among trading firms and a technical malfunction at a major exchange, says Tom Lee. Tom Lee of BitMine told CNBC that large trading firms serving as liquidity providers faced significant capital losses during the Oct. 10 market crash. These firms, which help maintain price stability across exchanges, were caught off guard by the sudden capital withdrawal, according to Lee. When trading firms lose capital, they reduce activity by cutting trading operations, limiting risk exposure, and selling assets to raise cash, Lee stated. This selling pressure creates additional downward force on prices, which in turn can trigger further asset sales, he explained. Lee described the pattern as a prolonged unwinding process following the crash. He noted that similar events in 2022 required approximately eight weeks to stabilize. The current market is six weeks into the stress cycle, suggesting additional time may be needed before finding steady support, according to Lee. Tom Lee says October crash a significant blow A separate technical incident may have intensified the selloff, according to market observers. During the Oct. 10 crash, the stablecoin USDe briefly displayed a price significantly below its intended peg on one exchange while other platforms showed it near its target value. The exchange’s internal oracle system accepted the lower price as valid, triggering automatic liquidations across numerous accounts. Lee told CNBC the problem stemmed from an automation flaw in which the exchange relied on…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Best Crypto to Buy as Peter Brandt Says Bitcoin Will Reach $200K in the Future

Best Crypto to Buy as Peter Brandt Says Bitcoin Will Reach $200K in the Future

The post Best Crypto to Buy as Peter Brandt Says Bitcoin Will Reach $200K in the Future appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Crypto Presales Takeaways: Veteran trader Peter Brandt projects Bitcoin to reach approximately $200K around 2029. Before the next major rally, Brandt warns of a potential short-term corrective phase where the price could easily revisit $81K or even dip as low as $58K. The AI-powered content creation platform SUBBD has already raised over $1.3M in its presale, targeting a massive $85B creator economy PEPENODE is a mine to earn presale project gamifying crypto mining. Veteran trader Peter Brandt has mapped out a path for Bitcoin that captures the current mood perfectly. He still sees $BTC reaching around $200K, but not until roughly Q3 2029. Before then, he warns, the market could easily revisit $81K or even dip toward $58K as part of a deeper corrective phase. Earlier today, in fact, $BTC dipped into $81K territory, and is still hovering nearby. That tension between long‑term optimism and short‑term pain is reshaping how serious investors think about crypto. Many analysts and industry experts, like Cathie Wood, CEO of Ark Invest, are trimming near‑term targets as macro pressures, tighter liquidity, and shifting regulations bite into risk appetite. Yet most still treat another all‑time high for Bitcoin as a matter of timing, not probability. That backdrop raises a critical question. If Bitcoin is likely to grind through a multi‑year consolidation before the next vertical leg, where is the asymmetric upside today? That is where high‑conviction narratives like AI, creator monetization, and next‑generation infrastructure start to look interesting. Three names stand out in this environment. SUBBD ($SUBBD), an AI‑powered content creation platform, PEPENODE ($PEPENODE), the first mine‑to‑earn meme coin experiment, and Binance Coin ($BNB), the workhorse asset behind one of crypto’s highest‑throughput ecosystems. Each targets a different corner of the market as you look for the best crypto to buy now. 1. SUBBD ($SUBBD): Disrupting The…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Vanguard says traders are expecting far more Fed rate cuts than are likely

Vanguard says traders are expecting far more Fed rate cuts than are likely

Vanguard says Wall Street is getting ahead of itself on Fed rate cuts. The firm’s fixed-income boss, Sara Devereux, who manages $2.8 trillion, said she only expects one or two more cuts after the two quarter-point ones already delivered this fall. That’s nowhere near the three to four cuts the market is still pricing in […]

Author: Cryptopolitan
Crypto News: Here’s Why The Crypto Market Is Down, Tom Lee Says

Crypto News: Here’s Why The Crypto Market Is Down, Tom Lee Says

A clear look at the recent crypto market selloff, the liquidity stress facing market makers, and the technical failures that fueled sharp price drops.   The crypto market has struggled since the crash on Oct. 10. Several analysts say the decline is more than a normal price drop.  They argue that weak liquidity from damaged […] The post Crypto News: Here’s Why The Crypto Market Is Down, Tom Lee Says appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

Author: LiveBitcoinNews
SoftBank (SFTBY) Stock Slides 6.6% Amid Chip Sector Selloff

SoftBank (SFTBY) Stock Slides 6.6% Amid Chip Sector Selloff

TLDRs: SoftBank shares fall 6.6% as Asian chip sector reacts to Nvidia’s modest US drop. SK Hynix, Samsung, and TSMC also see sharp declines following Nvidia market reaction. AI server demand and GPU orders remain strong despite short-term selloff pressures. ABF substrate capacity and advanced packaging could shape 2025 semiconductor growth. SoftBank Group Corp. (SFTBY) [...] The post SoftBank (SFTBY) Stock Slides 6.6% Amid Chip Sector Selloff appeared first on CoinCentral.

Author: Coincentral
Chainlink lands on Injective: a new era for on-chain finance

Chainlink lands on Injective: a new era for on-chain finance

The arrival of Chainlink on the Injective mainnet marks a significant breakthrough in the landscape of decentralized applications.

Author: The Cryptonomist