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feat: [Ecosystem > Oracles > Overview] Improve article #994
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LGTM
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Good
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LGTM
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LGTM
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LGTM
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| Blockchain oracles are entities that connect the blockchain to external systems, allowing smart contracts to be executed based on real-world inputs. | ||
| Blockchain oracles are entities that connect the blockchain and the real world. They supply smart contracts with data from off-chain sources, such as exchange rates, payment statuses, and weather conditions. By delivering this data, oracles enable automated execution of contract logic without human intervention. |
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By delivering this data, oracles enable automated execution of contract logic without human intervention.
This doesn't make any sense.
Closes #993