Rangers Protocol
  • Rangers Protocol White Paper
  • Rangers Protocol Token Economy White Paper
  • Rangers Protocol Development Documentation
  • Rangers Protocol Technical documentation
  • Rangers Protocol GitHub
  • Rangers Protocol Product Articles
    • Rangers Protocol Virtual Machine Technology Pt.1
    • Rangers Protocol Virtual Machine Technology, Pt.2
    • Rangers Protocol VRF+BLS Сonsensus Mechanism: Solving the Problem of High-Frequency Trading
    • Rangers Protocol Relay Chain: Heterogeneous Cross-Chain in the True Sense
    • Rangers Protocol’s NFT Protocol: Data Inheritance and Reuse Are Key
  • Buy RPG
    • How to Purchase BEP20 RPG
    • How to Purchase ERC20 RPG
  • Add Liquidity for RPG
    • Get RPG/BUSD LP Tokens(BSC)
    • Get RPG/USDT LP Tokens(ETH)
  • Become A Verification Node
    • How to Apply to Be a Verification Node
    • Node Reward Address Replacement
    • How to Add Rangers Protocol Node Stakes
    • How to Use Rangers Protocol Cross-Chain Bridge?
  • Node Manangement Platform
    • User Manual
    • Console & Delegate
    • Apply & Calculator
    • Portfolio & History
  • RANGERS PROTOCOL ORACLE
    • What Is Rangers Protocol Oracle
    • Instructions for the Oracle
  • Grand Guard Safe
    • What is Grand Guard
    • Instructions for Grand Guard Pt.1
    • Instructions for Grand Guard Pt.2
    • Instructions for Grand Guard Pt.3
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  1. RANGERS PROTOCOL ORACLE

What Is Rangers Protocol Oracle

Introduction to the oracle

The Rangers Protocol oracle is a valuable tool developed and maintained by Rangers Protocol to mainly provide price services for various tokens, currently including BTC, ETH, MIX, and RPG. It uses multiple decentralized exchanges as the price feed data source, with the median calculation being used to obtain the token price. The oracle allows developers to obtain real-time prices of various tokens in USD through its free API to conduct various commercial activities.

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