The smart contract emits this request as an on-chain event.
Think of it as publishing a question to the network.
2️⃣ Oracle nodes detect the request:
WINkLink oracle nodes continuously monitor the TRON network.
They are specifically watching for these data requests.
When a compatible request appears, multiple nodes respond simultaneously.
This redundancy is intentional. It ensures decentralization, accuracy, and resilience.
3️⃣ Nodes retrieve real-world data:
Each participating node then queries the external source defined in the request.
🔹️This might include:
▫️Centralized exchange APIs.
▫️Financial market feeds.
▫️Sports and event data providers.
▫️Public, verifiable data endpoints.
Each node independently collects the required information.
4️⃣ Data is returned and verified on-chain:
Once the data is fetched, nodes submit their results back to the TRON blockchain as signed transactions.
Because multiple nodes respond, the system aggregates their submissions.
Only the consensus result is accepted.
This prevents manipulation, filters out faulty inputs, and removes reliance on any single source.
5️⃣ The smart contract executes:
With verified data now available on-chain, the smart contract proceeds automatically.
Using the earlier example, once the price is confirmed, the DeFi protocol can safely assess collateral value, trigger settlements, or adjust positions without human intervention.
Why this system is secure
• Decentralized validation ensures no single node controls outcomes.
• Cryptographic signatures make data tamper-evident.
• Economic incentives and penalties discourage dishonest behavior.
• Public on-chain records allow anyone to audit results.
The core idea:
WINkLink creates a trusted pipeline:
On-chain request → Off-chain data retrieval → On-chain verified result.
This infrastructure allows TRON smart contracts to interact with the real world in a secure, automated, and transparent way.
Without oracles, smart contracts operate.
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