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<big>Chainlink is secure, open-source blockchain middleware that provides a framework for building and providing services to [[smart contracts]] with any type of data or computation that they cannot inherently obtain on their native [[Glossary#blockchain|blockchain]] due to technical, financial, governance, or legal constraints.
<big>Chainlink is secure, open-source blockchain middleware, that provides a framework for building and providing services to [[smart contracts]] with any type of data or computation that they cannot inherently obtain on their native [[Glossary#blockchain|blockchain]] due to technical, financial, governance, or legal constraints.
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Revision as of 02:25, 16 April 2022

Quick take - Chainlink

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Chainlink Oneliner
Chainlink is secure, open-source blockchain middleware, that provides a framework for building and providing services to smart contracts with any type of data or computation that they cannot inherently obtain on their native blockchain due to technical, financial, governance, or legal constraints.

In depth

Chainlink is a permissionless protocol and an open-source framework for the creation of decentralized oracle networks that feed reliable and high quality data into your smart contracts and provide secure off-chain computation services. FROM SYL - NEEDS EDITING

Blockchains are highly secure and reliable networks for value exchange but lack the functionality to natively fetch external data or send data to off-chain systems in a manner that retains end-to-end tamper-resistance.[1]

Through the use of secure oracles, Chainlink extends the functionality of blockchains by connecting smart contracts to real-world data, events, payments, and off-chain computation in a highly tamper-resistant and reliable manner.[2]


REVIEW NEEDED Chainlink is secure, open-source blockchain middleware (referred to as an “oracle”) that provides smart contracts with any type of data or computation that they cannot inherently obtain on their native blockchain due to technical, financial, governance, or legal constraints.

Unlike blockchains, which maintain internal consistency around transaction validation, Chainlink aims to generate and deliver oracle reports to blockchains that accurately reflect the state of external events and computation. Chainlink oracles are able to generate oracle reports because the Chainlink oracle node software can read data from and write data to blockchains and APIs and perform off-chain computation. REVIEW NEEDED


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Timeline

Date Media Author Title

Educational

Date Media Author Title
N/A Official Docs Chainlink Chainlink Overview
25 Sep 22 Article Chainlink Blockchain Agnostic: What, Why, and How?
17 Sep 21 Article Chainlink Chainlink’s Blockchain Agnostic Design: Native Oracle Support for Any Network
17 Sep21 Video Chainlink What Is Chainlink?
25 Jan 21 Article Chainlink What Is Chainlink? A Beginner’s Guide
30 May 22 Article Chainlink Three Years on Mainnet