Add Stork as oracle for Helix #9709
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Hey @realdealshaman . Wanted to follow up on this one to see if you guys needed any additional info. EDIT: Forgot to tag |
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Hey @BrianGarchitorena thanks for the PR! Can you get the Helix team to comment on this PR? |
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@realdealshaman of course! And yeah no problem, we reached out to Helix and they said they'll have someone from the team take a look :) |
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Hey there - sorry for the delay, CK from Helix here. Helix utilizes a number of decentralised oracle providers including Pyth and Stork ! |
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Thanks @ckhbtc ! Just edited. Wasn't sure before, but I saw there can be multiple primary oracles so I made Stork and Pyth both primary |
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Hi again,
Submitting a PR for Stork as the primary oracle for Helix. Looks like for mark prices it's split between Stork and Pyth, but for unique use-cases and index perpetuals, Helix uses solely Stork.
Thanks!