2025 in Review: Partnerships and Integrations

• 36 new dApps integrated DIA across DeFi, RWAs, AI, gaming, and prediction markets. Highlights include high-impact DeFi integrations with Hydration, Zest, Parallel, and markets secured in Morpho, Euler, and Silo.
• 19 blockchains deployed DIA’s Lumina or xReal oracle stack, expanding DIA’s on-chain footprint across major L2s and building RWA traction through deployments on Polygon, Avalanche, Base, Kadena, and Plume.
• 20 chains joined the Oracle Grants Program, enabling builders to integrate DIA oracles with up to one year of free usage and accelerating adoption at the ecosystem level.
• Infrastructure Integration with AltLayer, Saga, BNB Kickstart, and Velocity Labs strengthened DIA’s position as an embedded builder infrastructure.

Below are the integrations and partnerships that defined 2025. This is not an exhaustive list, but a snapshot of the highest-impact wins that drove real adoption across core ecosystems and emerging verticals.

1. DeFi: Powering Core Financial Infrastructure at Scale

DeFi remained DIA’s primary adoption driver, with verifiable pricing securing lending markets, vaults, stablecoins, and liquidation logic across multiple ecosystems.

• Morpho, Euler, Silo: DIA oracles secured multiple live markets and vaults on Ethereum and Base, anchoring high-value lending and yield strategies with transparent pricing.
• Hydration (Polkadot): DIA now powers lending markets across 12 assets using direct on-chain DEX data from Hydration and Bifrost, delivering trustless pricing to Polkadot DeFi via custom-built scrapers.
• Parallel Protocol: DIA oracles secured collateral valuation and liquidation logic across a fast-growing lending protocol spanning HyperEVM, Sonic, Base, and Avalanche.

Additional integrations across structured products, money markets, vaults, and AMMs, demonstrating broad DeFi composability, including but not limited to Beefy, Contango, Peapods, IMF, Blend, Macro, Enclabs, Unilend

2. Blockchain Integrations: Broader Chain Coverage

DIA expanded from established L2s into application-specific and vertical chains, often embedding Lumina and xReal directly as native infrastructure. Key ecosystem deployments included:

• Arbitrum: Lumina deployed on Arbitrum Sepolia testnet and subsequently on Arbitrum mainnet, later expanded with xReal RWA feeds to support institutional-grade DeFi and RWAfi.
• Unichain: Lumina deployed on Unichain Sepolia testnet, bringing fully on-chain, rollup-powered oracles to Uniswap’s Layer 2 environment.
• Hyperliquid (HyperEVM): Lumina-powered order-book-sourced price oracles integrated directly with HyperEVM for high-performance derivatives and trading systems.

Broader coverage across emerging ecosystems, app-chains, and specialized networks includes OP Mainnet, Alephium, Base, Somnia, Plume, EDU Chain, Superseed, Units Network, Kadena Chains 1 & 2, and Kadena Chainweb EVM.

3. RWAs: Establishing a Core Data Layer for Tokenized Assets

As RWAs scaled rapidly in 2025, DIA became a core oracle layer for transparent, on-chain pricing across multiple RWA-focused ecosystems, reinforced by the launch of DIA xReal.

Notable RWA deployments included:

• Avalanche: Lumina and xReal enabling institutional-grade RWAfi and structured financial products.
• Plume Network: Full-stack RWA oracle support across equities, FX, commodities, bonds, and interest rates.
• Base: KlimaDAO, Azos Finance, and other RWA-backed assets relying on DIA for collateral pricing.
• XRPL (Zoniqx): NAV-level pricing supporting compliant, institutional tokenization.

DIA’s RWA oracles were also integrated across Polygon, Kadena, Somnia, Alephium, Superseded, LUKSO, Aurora, BNB Chain, Boba Network, and Sonic, extending verifiable RWA pricing to a broad set of emerging and specialized networks.

4. AI, GameFi, NFTfi, and Prediction Markets: Broadening Oracle Use Cases

Beyond core DeFi, DIA saw early but substantive adoption across emerging on-chain primitives where data integrity is critical. In 2025, DIA’s verifiable pricing and randomness infrastructure was used to secure AI-driven applications, power game mechanics, and resolve prediction markets.

Notable adopters include MAFIA AI, Nuklai, Gaia, GraphAI, InflectivAI, MoonshotBoxes, SurvivFun, TokenWorks, AlphPad, and MCPM (Memecoin Prediction Market).

In 2025, DIA reduced integration friction by embedding its oracle stack directly into the infrastructure layers where builders already launch chains and applications. Instead of requiring bespoke integrations, verifiable oracle access increasingly became a default configuration choice, accelerating time-to-production and standardizing transparent data usage across ecosystems.

Key infrastructure integrations included AltLayer, Saga, BNB Chain Kickstart Program, and Velocity Labs (via Polkadot ecosystem integrations).

As part of Lumina’s rollout, DIA launched mainnet staking on Lasernet and introduced the DIA Oracle Grants program to remove a persistent bottleneck for builders: paying ongoing gas and update costs for production-grade oracles. 

In partnership with 20 L1 and L2 networks, DIA subsidized oracle usage by giving approved teams up to one year of free access, covering both deployment and ongoing updates.

Partner chains included Alephium, Ankr, Arbitrum, Aurora, Avalanche, BNB Chain, BOB, GEB, Gelato, Goat Network, Linea, Kadena, LUKSO, Midnight, Somnia, Plume, Polygon, Stacks, Superseed, and Sonic.

2025 proved one thing: when given transparent, verifiable, and cost-efficient oracle infrastructure, builders adopt it.

DIA in 2026 will focus squarely on DeFi vaults, one of the fastest-growing verticals, to consolidate its position as a core infrastructure provider.