Mycelia Signal FAQs

Question 1

What is Mycelia Signal?

Accepted Answer

Mycelia Signal is a decentralized oracle providing cryptographically signed data assertions. It leverages microtransactions via Lightning Network (L402) or USDC on Base (x402), eliminating the need for API keys or accounts.

Question 2

What types of data feeds are available through Mycelia Signal?

Accepted Answer

Mycelia Signal offers diverse data feeds including spot and VWAP (Volume-Weighted Average Price) for BTC, ETH, SOL, XAU (gold), and EUR/USD rates. It also features the first production-grade DLC (Discreet Log Contract) oracle for Bitcoin derivatives.

Question 3

How does Mycelia Signal ensure data reliability and security?

Accepted Answer

It aggregates data from multiple reputable sources (up to 9 exchanges, 6 central banks) and delivers it as cryptographically signed assertions. This design removes reliance on third-party trust, API keys, or accounts, promoting verifiable, censorship-resistant data.

Question 4

What are the main benefits of using Mycelia Signal for developers?

Accepted Answer

Developers benefit from trustless data access ('trust math, not middlemen'), the elimination of API keys and accounts, censorship resistance, and economically aligned incentives. Its cryptographic proofs enable independent verification and flexible integration into smart contracts or AI agents.

Question 5

Can Mycelia Signal be used for DeFi or institutional applications?

Accepted Answer

Yes, its robust data aggregation and production-grade DLC oracle make it suitable for non-custodial Bitcoin derivatives and various DeFi applications. The verifiable, signed data is ideal for environments where truth and proof are critical.

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