Oracle Risk
Oracle & Data Infrastructure
Stratium relies on a modular oracle and data stack designed to support structured products, volatility markets, and macro-linked instruments on Hyperliquid HIP-3. Rather than depending on a single oracle provider, Stratium integrates specialized data layers, each optimized for a specific function within the protocol.
Programmable Data Layer
SEDA is used as a programmable data execution layer within Stratium’s oracle stack.
Its role includes:
Executing custom data logic and transformations off-chain.
Enabling composable and programmable data pipelines.
Supporting non-standard data inputs required for structured products.
SEDA allows Stratium to move beyond static price feeds by enabling logic-driven data computation that aligns with complex payoff structures.
Price Feed & HIP-3 Relayer
Pyth serves as the primary real-time price feed provider for core market data.
Within Stratium:
Pyth feeds are relayed via a HIP-3 compatible relayer.
Used for spot prices, mark prices, and settlement references.
Optimized for low-latency and high-frequency market conditions on Hyperliquid.
Pyth is treated strictly as a price signal layer, not a valuation or risk engine.
Volatility & Index Data
BlockScholes provides volatility and index-based data used for structured and derivative-linked markets.
This includes:
BSIV (BlockScholes Implied Volatility) references.
Custom volatility surfaces.
Index baskets used for volatility-linked and macro-themed products.
BlockScholes data is used as a reference input for product construction and analytics, not as a trading signal or investment recommendation.
Design Philosophy
Stratium’s oracle architecture follows three core principles:
Separation of concerns: price, volatility, and logic are sourced independently.
Composable data: feeds can be combined, transformed, or replaced without protocol redesign.
Transparency: all oracle dependencies are explicitly disclosed.
No single provider controls pricing, valuation, or settlement logic within Stratium.
Disclaimer
Oracle providers integrated into Stratium operate independently. Stratium does not control, guarantee, or warrant the accuracy, availability, or continuity of any third-party data source.
Oracle inputs are used as technical components within protocol logic and do not constitute financial advice or valuation guarantees.
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