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Suppose a user A wants to feed a certain smart contract F with some data d that can be obtained from an oracle O.

What is the usual workflow in the most popular oracle solutions?

I imagine, A sends a request to a smart contract monitored by O (and a certain fee for example) specifying that d has to be sent to F, then O writes d directly on F. two possible scenarios:

As an alternative, O may send d to A, then A sends d to F and F verifies some signature proving that d is actually coming from O.

  1. A sends a request to a smart contract monitored by O (and a certain fee for example) specifying that d has to be sent to F, then O writes d directly on F.

  2. As an alternative, O may send d to A, then A sends d to F and F verifies some signature proving that d is actually coming from O.

Suppose a user A wants to feed a certain smart contract F with some data d that can be obtained from an oracle O.

What is the usual workflow in the most popular oracle solutions?

I imagine, A sends a request to a smart contract monitored by O (and a certain fee for example) specifying that d has to be sent to F, then O writes d directly on F.

As an alternative, O may send d to A, then A sends d to F and F verifies some signature proving that d is actually coming from O.

Suppose a user A wants to feed a certain smart contract F with some data d that can be obtained from an oracle O.

What is the usual workflow in the most popular oracle solutions?

I imagine two possible scenarios:

  1. A sends a request to a smart contract monitored by O (and a certain fee for example) specifying that d has to be sent to F, then O writes d directly on F.

  2. As an alternative, O may send d to A, then A sends d to F and F verifies some signature proving that d is actually coming from O.

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Suppose a user $\mathcal{A}$A wants to feed a certain smart contract $\mathcal{F}$F with some data $d$d that can be obtained from an oracle $\mathcal{O}$O.

What is the usual workflow in the most popular oracle solutions?

I imagine, A sends a request to a smart contract monitored by O (and a certain fee for example) specifying that d has to be sent to F, then O writes d directly on F.

As an alternative, O may send d to A, then A sends d to F and F verifies some signature proving that d is actually coming from O.

Suppose a user $\mathcal{A}$ wants to feed a certain smart contract $\mathcal{F}$ with some data $d$ that can be obtained from an oracle $\mathcal{O}$.

Suppose a user A wants to feed a certain smart contract F with some data d that can be obtained from an oracle O.

What is the usual workflow in the most popular oracle solutions?

I imagine, A sends a request to a smart contract monitored by O (and a certain fee for example) specifying that d has to be sent to F, then O writes d directly on F.

As an alternative, O may send d to A, then A sends d to F and F verifies some signature proving that d is actually coming from O.

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What is the usual workflow among a user, a smart contract and an oracle?

Suppose a user $\mathcal{A}$ wants to feed a certain smart contract $\mathcal{F}$ with some data $d$ that can be obtained from an oracle $\mathcal{O}$.