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Oracle is a way of implementing a Smart Contract. Instead of running the contract code directly on the blockchain, the code is executed on some special off-chain entities called oracles which then send the result of the code to the blockchain network with a signature.
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How to Implement off chain Keepers for Decentralize Perpetual Exchanges like GMX.io?
I'm attempting to clone gmx.io. I understand most of the on-chain and Dex concepts, but I'm stumped on how to establish an off-chain Keepers they did not opensource the code for that, so could you kin …
