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The current price of DIA is $0.1638 with a 1.94% change in the last 24 hours.
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DIA is a decentralized oracle network that supplies price and other reference data to smart contracts. Its distinguishing design choice is that the aggregation work happens on-chain, on a dedicated rollup called Lasernet, rather than inside an off-chain system that publishes only a final number.
The DIA token is an ERC-20 asset on Ethereum that also serves as the native gas token of Lasernet. It is used to pay for oracle computation, to stake in support of data providers, and to vote in DIA governance.
The ticker DIA collides with several unrelated things, including a European retail company and other financial products. This page describes the oracle network operated by the DIA Association, whose Ethereum token contract is 0x84ca8bc7997272c7cfb4d0cd3d55cd942b3c9419.
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DIA was founded in 2018 as a Swiss association based in the Zug area, by a group that included Paul Claudius, Michael Weber and Samuel Brack. The original framing was Wikipedia-like: open, community-sourced financial data rather than a licensed feed controlled by a vendor.
The project moved through several architectural generations. Early DIA feeds were largely computed off-chain and published to destination chains. The current generation, branded DIA Lumina, moved the aggregation itself on-chain and introduced Lasernet as the execution environment for it. Lasernet reached mainnet in 2025, with staking following later that year.
The oracle pipeline has three distinct stages:
Collection by Feeders Feeders are independent nodes that pull raw data from primary sources such as exchange APIs, on-chain venues and other external systems, then submit that raw data to Lasernet as transactions.
On-chain aggregation on Lasernet Lasernet is DIA's own Ethereum layer 2, described by the project as an optimistic rollup built with Arbitrum technology and a modular data availability layer. Because the methodology runs inside smart contracts, the path from raw input to published value can be inspected rather than trusted. A live check on 11 September 2026 confirmed the network responding at chain ID 1050 with DIA as the native currency.
Publication to destination chains Finalized values are then made available to the chains and applications that consume them, so a protocol on another network reads a feed without needing to run any of the above itself.
DIA emphasizes breadth of asset coverage, including long-tail tokens, real-world asset references and other data types that a conventional blue-chip-only oracle does not serve. Exact coverage counts change continuously and are best read from the docs.
DIA is used for:
Staking mechanics published by the project include a minimum of one wDIA, a variable reward rate, automatic compounding, and a seven-day unstaking cooldown with no fixed pools or epochs. Reward parameters have been adjusted at least once since mainnet staking opened, so the app and docs are the correct reference rather than any static figure.
A direct read of the Ethereum contract on 11 September 2026 returned the name DIAToken, eighteen decimals, and a total supply of exactly 200,000,000 DIA.
Scanning the deployed bytecode found no mint, burn, burnFrom, pause or cap function. The only owner-restricted entry points present are transferOwnership and renounceOwnership, and the owner address itself holds no contract code. In practical terms the entire supply was created at deployment and the owner has no ability to mint more. That is a stronger guarantee than a documented policy cap, and it is worth stating precisely because many projects claim a fixed supply that their contract does not actually enforce.
Representations of DIA also exist on BNB Chain and Sora. Those are bridged wrappers with their own trust assumptions, not the canonical asset.
The verifiable-computation claim is the real differentiator. If the aggregation logic executes inside contracts on a public rollup, a consumer can audit how a value was produced instead of accepting a signed number from an opaque process.
The second differentiator is coverage. DIA has consistently targeted assets that larger oracle providers do not cover, which makes it useful to newer chains, long-tail token markets and tokenized real-world asset issuers who otherwise cannot get a feed at all.
Compared with push-based oracle networks that run aggregation off-chain and publish signed results, DIA moves that step on-chain and accepts the cost of doing so.
Compared with pull-based, low-latency designs optimized for derivatives venues, DIA is oriented toward transparency and breadth rather than raw update speed. A perpetuals exchange needing sub-second marks and a lending protocol needing an auditable reference for an illiquid asset are not the same customer, and DIA is clearly aimed at the second.
Security depends on:
DIA's own materials describe slashing and a full delegation framework as a later phase rather than something fully in place. Until penalties for dishonest reporting are live, staking is closer to an incentive program than a complete cryptoeconomic guarantee, and that distinction matters when assessing the network.
Oracles are one of the few genuinely load-bearing pieces of on-chain infrastructure, and the market has been dominated by a handful of providers. DIA matters because it attacks that concentration from two directions at once: transparency of method, and coverage of assets nobody else serves.
DIA trades on centralized exchanges and on Ethereum decentralized exchanges. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction and venue.
DIA is often available on:
Pairs are usually quoted against USDT or USD where supported.
DIA can be held:
Always confirm the network before a transfer. Ethereum DIA, bridged BNB Chain DIA and wrapped DIA on Lasernet are distinct, and sending to the wrong network can mean permanent loss.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of DIA is $0.1638 with a 1.94% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $182,753 representing a 22.15% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of DIA is $19,606,255, ranking #534 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of DIA is $32,765,530, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 200,000,000 DIA is in circulation.
Circulating: 119,676,104. Total: 168,817,248. Max: 200,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, DIA traded between a low of $0.1594 and a high of $0.1713.
DIA/USDTTether USDT0.1638 USDT
