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The Next-Generation Oracle Protocol

MOLPHA Oracle

Programmable decentralized oracle that transforms any public API into an on-chain data feed — instantly.

1000+
Active Feeds
50M+
Data Points
99.9%
Uptime

Core Design Pillars

Molpha enables developers to easily create permissionless, cost-efficient, and secure oracle feeds powered by bonded verifiers and USDC-based incentives.

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Verified Security

Job-Based Verification prevents manipulation and protects against lazy-signing attacks.

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Efficient & Low-Cost

Schnorr aggregation & SMT commitments keep costs low and performance high.

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Trust-Minimised

Bonded verifiers and on-chain proofs ensure secure, tamper-resistant data.

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USDC-Native

Stablecoin-only economics with predictable pricing and transparent rewards.

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Composable Feeds

Launch custom oracle feeds with one click using a simple interface.

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Scalable Subscriptions

Flexible reward models that grow with usage and adapt to any feed type.

How Molpha Works

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    Feed Creator

    Defines the API endpoint, update frequency, and verification settings.

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    Verifier Nodes

    Independent bonded nodes fetch the API data, validate results, and sign them.

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    Leading Node (Coordinator)

    One node per round collects signatures and publishes the verified value on-chain.

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    Feed Contracts

    Store final results for consumers on Solana and EVM chains.

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Molpha’s verifier network turns APIs into trustless data streams - no single point of failure.

Leader Node

Coordinator emitting validated data streams

Consumer Chains

EVM chains consuming registry proofs

Canonical registry

Solana anchor for canonical records

Verifier Nodes

Independent verification and rotation

Powering the Future of On-Chain Data

Versatile oracle solutions for every blockchain application.

Join the Oracle Network

Become part of the decentralized future. Start exploring feeds, create subscriptions, or contribute your own data sources.