Dear Phoenix Global community,

We are glad to announce the Alpha version of the Phoenix Oracle — this is a significant milestone in the development of our own proprietary oracle that eventually will be used in a variety of enterprise dApp and DeFi use cases.
The Alpha version of the oracle completes the functionality for single-node data verification.

Phoenix Oracle is being developed as chain-agnostic, meaning that it would eventually be interoperable with public blockchains, including Phoenix Chain (PHB), Ethereum (ETH), Binance Smart Chain (BSC), and Klaytn (KLAY). In the Beta 0.5 …

Dear Phoenix Global Community & Partners,

We are proud to finally announce the results of the first wave of enterprise pilots initiated at APEX Network which includes a total of 6 completed pilots out of 18 that signed on.

These pilots have provided invaluable insights on paving the roadmap to faster enterprise adoption and the realities of which particular use cases are more practical and which less. …

Dear Phoenix Global Community:

As previously mentioned in the Phoenix Global Node Ecosystem, Oracles are a vital component of our overall platform, enabling real-time off-chain data feeds for both enterprise applications and the upcoming Horizon Protocol (DeFi).

Please find below the Phoenix Oracle development plan (mid-flight) with current progress updates:

Phoenix Global Oracle Development Plan

Timelines & Activities

1. Oracle architecture design (Complete)

• Organize and attend workshops for Oracle design
• Finalize architecture design and peer review
• Technology selection of project

2. Technology language selection and project framework (Complete)

• Choose Gin for http server framework.
• Add Model, DB, Logger, Cron jobs, Configuration modules
• Add UT framework
• Design the fields and structure of above modules
• Code review and refactor

3. Add receive and resolve request adapters from on-chain (Complete)

• Add http server router
• …

Dear Phoenix Global Community:

Nodes and staking are an essential part of a blockchain platform’s ecosystem, and before the merger APEX and Phoenix both had their own respective tiered approaches to nodes and staking. They were different as they were two platforms with unique use cases and characteristics — but since now Phoenix Global is one merged platform, the respective teams have undertaken the tasks of crafting one Unified Node Ecosystem, which in part has optimized the node/staking tiers in the process as well as implementing features that better fits the long-term strategy and vision of Phoenix Global.

The node/staking…