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June 24, 2025

DIA Unveils Cost-Free Oracle Access Through Staking And Grant Programs Across Over 15 Blockchains

In Brief

DIA has launched a mainnet staking program and multichain Oracle Grants initiative to provide cost-free, trustless oracle infrastructure across 15 blockchains, aiming to lower developer barriers and support ecosystem growth through a circular incentive model.

DIA Unveils Cost-Free Oracle Access Through Staking And Grant Programs Across Over 15 Blockchains

Decentralized oracle platform DIA announced that it has launched its mainnet staking program alongside the introduction of a multichain Oracle Grants initiative. This effort, developed in collaboration with over 15 blockchain networks including Arbitrum and Avalanche, is aimed at reducing financial entry barriers for developers and supporting expanded decentralized application deployment across ecosystems.

The Oracle Grants initiative offers subsidized access to DIA’s decentralized oracle infrastructure, covering service costs for eligible projects for up to one year. This infrastructure, powered by DIA’s fully on-chain and trustless Lumina oracle framework, is now accessible to developers building on both established networks and emerging platforms such as Somnia.

Initially tested on Arbitrum via the Oracle Gasdrop program—supported by a 30,000 ARB grant—the model demonstrated measurable growth in dApp activity, highlighting the effectiveness of direct funding mechanisms. The approach aligns with Arbitrum’s broader public goods strategy, complementing initiatives such as ArbiFuel.

“Removing cost barriers for builders is key to unlocking innovation. DIA’s model is a powerful example of how ecosystem funding can drive real impact,” said Ben Greenberg, Developer Relations at the Arbitrum Foundation, in a written statement.

Staking Reimagined: DIA Introduces Circular Incentive Model For Oracle Infrastructure

In a shift toward sustainable oracle infrastructure, DIA has introduced a staking initiative that allocates over two million DIA tokens to support a circular incentive framework. The program secures the Lasernet oracle rollup network through token staking, while the resulting staking rewards are directed toward covering oracle usage costs for participating blockchain ecosystems. 

As oracle adoption grows, the network generates fees that are reinvested into Lasernet, creating a feedback loop that strengthens network security and incentivizes stakers. Each integrated blockchain is assigned a specific staking vault, ensuring that benefits remain within the respective ecosystem and contribute directly to supporting local dApp oracle requirements.

“Staking on Lumina is not just about yield—it’s about utility and alignment,” said Zygis Marazas, Head of Product at DIA, in a written statement. “Every DIA oracle update is an on-chain transaction on Lasernet, every transaction’s fee is reinvested into the system, and every staker plays a critical role in securing our data pipeline. This cryptoeconomic security is essential for our fully trustless oracle network, and we’re just getting started,” he added. 

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Alisa, a dedicated journalist at the MPost, specializes in crypto, AI, investments, and the expansive realm of Web3. With a keen eye for emerging trends and technologies, she delivers comprehensive coverage to inform and engage readers in the ever-evolving landscape of digital finance.

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