Pulling the data you deserve
This workshop will guide you to consume price data and random numbers from Pyth oracles.
This workshop is happening in-person
04:30 PM UTC+7 — Friday, Nov 15, 2024 in Workshop Room 4
About
First announced in April 2021, the Pyth Network is the largest and fastest-growing first-party oracle for real-time asset price data and random numbers. Pyth delivers over 500 low-latency price feeds across digital assets, FX, ETFs, equities, and commodities to more than 50 blockchain ecosystems, securely and transparently. The Pyth Network comprises some of the world’s largest exchanges, market makers, and financial services providers, who contribute their proprietary price data to the Pyth oracle for on-chain aggregation and distribution to smart contract applications. Pyth introduces a pull oracle design which empowers apps to request or pull the latest price update to their native blockchain on demand. The Pyth Network has secured more than $300B in trading volume across hundreds of Web3 and Web2 applications.Prizes
⛓️ Most Innovative use of Pyth pull oracle (Price Feeds) ⸺ $10,000
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1st place
$4,000
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2nd place
$2,500
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3rd place
$1,500
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4th place
$1,000 ×2
Use Pyth Pull oracle to power up you dapp. The prize will go to the top five teams with best and most innovative use of Pyth Price feeds.
Please read the qualification requirements carefully.
Qualification Requirements
Your app should use Pyth price feeds via Pull method. The steps include. 1. Pull/Fetch the data from Hermes. (Check the links and Resources) 2. Update the data on chain using updatePriceFeeds method 3. Consume the price. Please follow our comprehensive Pyth EVM guide to to integrate Pyth in less than 5 minutes.
Links and Resources
Pyth EVM guide
https://docs.pyth.network/price-feeds/use-real-time-data/evm
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Pyth supported Price Feeds
https://pyth.network/developers/price-feed-ids
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Pyth supported Chains
https://docs.pyth.network/price-feeds/contract-addresses/evm
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Pyth contract API Reference
https://api-reference.pyth.network/price-feeds/evm/getPrice
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How to fetch data from Hermes
https://docs.pyth.network/price-feeds/fetch-price-updates
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Pyth Error codes
https://docs.pyth.network/price-feeds/error-codes/evm
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Pyth Dev Support
https://discord.com/channels/826115122799837205/842994700864192562
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🎲 Pyth Entropy Pool Prize ⸺ $8,000
Split with up to 9 teams (capped at $889 per team)
Use Pyth Entropy to generate and consume random number on chains. Anyone can permissionless generate random number on-chain. This pool prize will be given to most Innovative apps to use Pyth Entropy.
Qualification Requirements
Your app should consume random number generated by Pyth. Please follow along the guides and Tutorials to get started.
Links and Resources
Pyth Entropy EVM guide
https://docs.pyth.network/entropy/generate-random-numbers/evm
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Pyth Entropy Examples
https://github.com/pyth-network/pyth-examples/tree/main/entropy
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Pyth Entropy contract address
https://docs.pyth.network/entropy/contract-addresses
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Pyth Entropy Best Practices
https://docs.pyth.network/entropy/best-practices
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🤝 Developer Feedback ⸺ $2,000
Up to 4 teams will receive $500
This is a bounty for everyone, even if you are not using Pyth into your dapps.
We want hackers to test our price feeds and entropy contracts, and submit a one page document which contains feedback on how we can improve our contracts, examples, docs to enhance developer experience.
Qualification Requirements
Hackers need to: 1. Try to interact with with Pyth contracts, either from their dapp or from our API Reference. 2. Go through our docs and understand how Pyth pull oracle works. 3. Submit a .md file or .doc file with your findings. 4. (Optional) (Bonus) Submit a PR to fix it.
