Getting Started
There is often a need for smart contracts to access contract-related information from the outside world. However, smart contracts cannot obtain external data outside of the blockchain network. To solve this problem, an oracle provides a way for blockchains or smart contracts to interact with external data.
On one hand, the oracle triggers a state change on the blockchain by verifying and submitting real-world event information to the smart contract, on the other hand, it verifies and sends event information on the blockchain to real-world entities. The oracle is the connection path between on-chain and off-chain events, and is the middleware between the real world and smart contracts.
Blockchain Oracles
Users can choose one of the following commonly used blockchain oracle solutions to integrate with the dApp on BTTC.