[Reputation DAO](http://dao.reputation.link) is excited to announce that it is integrating with Arbitrum to bring Oracle Reputation functionality to users, protocols and Oracles operating on Arbitrum mainnet.

Users of protocols and contracts on Arbirtrum will be able  to inspect and validate the data security for each of their contracts. This will promote Oracle transparency and security awareness across the DeFi community.

By supporting even more contracts and protocols, this integration improves value and reaches more DeFi users.

### Reputation beyond Ethereum

Reputation DAO is committed to enabling a new frontier in DeFi and programming reputation into Oracle networks. The vision for the Oracle Reputation product is to provide [credibly neutral](https://nakamoto.com/credible-neutrality/) reputation as a service for Chainlink Oracles, DAOs, smart contract protocols and their users. This is as an essential part of the DeFi promise. A permission-free, trustless, open economic system needs tools that enable its users to participate on a level playing field.

Integrating with Arbitrum is part of Reputation DAO’s roadmap to build infrastructure supporting DeFi. Layer 2 solutions have become catalysts for growth of the ecosystem; Reputation DAO aims to support this growth along side them.

### About Arbitrum

Arbitrum is a suite of Ethereum scaling solutions that enable high-throughput, low-cost smart contracts while remaining secure in a trustless way. It is designed to reduce the costs and latency of dApps for users and developers by using a variation of “Optimistic rollups.” Developed by Offchain Labs, Arbitrum allows users to deploy and interact with smart contracts with minimal costs compared to using Ethereum natively, without loss of security or decentralisation. Arbitrum smart contracts can use any Ethereum-based token, and anyone can be elected to validate without the need for custom tooling.

With millions of users, over one billion dollars in organic capital and a multitude applications, including blue chips like [Aave](https://aave.com/), [Balancer](https://balancer.fi/) and [1inch](https://1inch.io/), Arbitrum’s DeFi ecosystem is one of the strongest in the industry.

### Accessing Oracle Reputation on Arbitrum

![](https://images.mirror-media.xyz/publication-images/dNCuskyJYYw9q2PO57NTx.png?height=1152&width=2048)

Users can switch between chains by selecting Arbitrum from the drop-down box on the top right hand side on the Oracle Platform. This will show performance for Oracles operating on the Arbitrum network.

To view protocol based Oracle security, users can select the relevant chain for each protocol under the ‘Protocol’ tab.

### Oracle Reputation

Reputation DAO is excited to present these updates and provide an insight into Oracle Reputation's progress. For more information on the platform and the Oracle Reputation roadmap moving forward, please see **[here](https://medium.com/@ReputationDAO/reputation-dao-announcement-and-platform-v2-launch-cdec9194fb92)**. If you have any feedback on the platform, or would like to contribute, the community would love to hear from you.

**Join the Reputation DAO community on [Discord](https://discord.gg/rgHmCCBmyD) and follow Reputation DAO on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/ReputationDAO)**

Try the PVE feature on [Tracer Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance) and visit Oracle Reputation's [new site](http://reputation.link) to explore other new features.

Reputation DAO *is a blockchain data analysis platform. The platform collects, decodes and visualises data from several blockchain networks. Reputation DAO uses the data to create visualisations and Reputation scores, using a Relative Performance Ranking (RPR) model. The DAO creates specific reputation products using the Reputation platform.*

*Oracle Reputation is the first product of the DAO. Oracle Reputation monitors, visualises and ranks Oracle performance on the Chainlink network.*

Oracle Reputation Integrates with Arbitrum

[Reputation DAO](http://dao.reputation.link) is excited to announce that it has expanded Oracle Reputation to Polygon! This integrates the functionality of its Oracle Reputation product with the Polygon network. Users of protocols and dApps on Polygon can now monitor and audit the Oracles and DONs that they rely on.

By supporting even more contracts and protocols, this integration provides better value and reaches more DeFi users.

### Reputation beyond Ethereum

Reputation DAO is committed to enabling a new frontier in DeFi and programming reputation into Oracle networks. The vision for the Oracle Reputation product is to provide [credibly neutral](https://nakamoto.com/credible-neutrality/) reputation as a service for Chainlink Oracles, DAOs, smart contract protocols and their users. This is as an essential part of the DeFi promise. A permission-free, trustless, open economic system needs tools that enable its users to participate on a level playing field.

Integrating with Polygon moves this vision forward. As the leading layer-2 scaling solution for Ethereum, Polygon enables millions of users and billions of dollars in capital to interact with the DeFi ecosystem. These users need the tools to interact with DeFi and its applications safely. Layer 2 integrations like this will strengthen the ecosystem even further.

Reputation DAO sees this integration as one stop in many, as part of its roadmap for building public infrastructure for DeFi. Layer 2 solutions have become catalysts for growth of the ecosystem; Reputation DAO aims to support this growth along side them.

### About Polygon

Polygon is a leading Layer 2 scaling solution for public blockchains, currently supporting all existing Ethereum-compatible blockchain networks.

Polygon aims to provide faster and cheaper transactions on Ethereum using Layer 2 side chains, which are blockchains that run alongside the Ethereum main chain.

With millions of users, billions in organic capital and over one hundred applications, including blue chips like [Aave](https://aave.com/), [Curve](https://curve.fi/), [0x](https://0x.org/), [Balancer](https://balancer.fi/) and [1inch](https://1inch.io/), Polygon’s DeFi ecosystem is one of the strongest in the industry.

### Accessing Oracle Reputation on Polygon

![](https://images.mirror-media.xyz/publication-images/zRAEkUj7PGOt0AzhDAMln.png?height=1152&width=2048)

Users can switch between chains by selecting Polygon from the drop-down box on the top right hand side on the Oracle Platform. This will show performance for Oracles operating on the Polygon network.

To view protocol based Oracle security, users can select the relevant chain for each protocol under the ‘Protocol’ tab.

### Oracle Reputation

Reputation DAO is excited to present these updates and provide an insight into Oracle Reputation's progress. For more information on the platform and the Oracle Reputation roadmap moving forward, please see **[here](https://medium.com/@ReputationDAO/reputation-dao-announcement-and-platform-v2-launch-cdec9194fb92)**. If you have any feedback on the platform, or would like to contribute, the community would love to hear from you.

**Join the Reputation DAO community on [Discord](https://discord.gg/rgHmCCBmyD) and follow Reputation DAO on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/ReputationDAO)**

Try the PVE feature on [Tracer Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance) and visit Oracle Reputation's [new site](http://reputation.link) to explore other new features.

Reputation DAO *is a blockchain data analysis platform. The platform collects, decodes and visualises data from several blockchain networks. Reputation DAO uses the data to create visualisations and Reputation scores, using a Relative Performance Ranking (RPR) model. The DAO creates specific reputation products using the Reputation platform.*

*Oracle Reputation is the first product of the DAO. Oracle Reputation monitors, visualises and ranks Oracle performance on the Chainlink network.*

Bringing Oracle Reputation to Polygon

The Nobel laureate George Akerlof’s most famous idea is the market for lemons. As he argued in his paper published in the *Quarterly Journal of Economics* in 1970, markets have a problem with information. If a buyer is too uncertain whether a secondhand car they’re being offered has been well maintained, they’ll just walk away. There is an *asymmetry of information* between the buyer and the seller — the seller knows more about the product than the buyer.

The question for Akerlof was this: information asymmetry is everywhere; so how does the market function at all? The answer is institutions. Some of those institutions are laws and regulations that protect consumers. But others are brands, social identities, credit scores, and rating agencies that allow us to trade confidently even when we can’t personally verify everything about the products we buy and the services we interact with.

The goal of Reputation DAO is to provide that institutional layer for the cryptoeconomy. How do we know how reliable a service is? How do we know which of our counterparties are trustworthy? Which Oracles are reliable?

Often everything we need to know exists in public and on-chain. But just as the secondhand car buyer could personally inspect every part of the car for wear and tear, participants in the cryptoeconomy rarely have the skills or time to personally inspect every smart contract, to analyse how closely an Oracle tracks the underlying price, or conduct due diligence on the developer of a new protocol or NFT launch.

This is where Reputation DAO comes in. Reputation DAO is building the reputation layer for blockchain. The DAO’s first product is Oracle Reputation. Oracle Reputation converts on-chain *information* about Oracle quality into *knowledge*, something that humans (and machines) can use to make decisions. Oracle Reputation uses a Relative Performance Ranking (RPR) model called Repscore. The Repscore coordinates and aggregates reputation metrics, which attach human-readable and programmable knowledge into Web3.

## Transparency

Reputation DAO won’t achieve this mission unless it has — and is held to — the highest standards of transparency, quality, and propriety.

When a philosophical concept such as reputation holds as much influence as it does over a user’s decision making process, the reasoning behind every design choice of the protocol must be clearly and fully communicated to the community.

Reputation has been built with the sole intention of it serving as a public good. As such, all motivations and intentions should be publicly declared from the outset, and continued to be communicated throughout the evolution of the project.

## Community guided

Reputation should never be imposed upon a community. Not in the traditional sense of reputation, and certainly not in our decentralised future. Accordingly, Reputation DAO governance should be guided and controlled by the community, including but not limited to the creation and evolution of reputation metrics.

It is imperative that there exists the ability to add and remove the metrics used to calculate a node’s Repscore, as well as the ability to completely rewrite the Repscore function itself. Not as an optional extra to be added on at a later date and hailed as an upgrade, but rather fundamental functionality of Reputation: something that the Reputation DAO won’t launch without.

Furthermore, the community member role that is granted the ability to update the metrics and Repscore function as they see fit, must be permissionless. There will be no whitelist: the only entry requirement is membership in the DAO, which is obtained by possessing a Reputation DAO governance token.

## Why a DAO

As the community — and in turn the DAO — grows, it is anticipated that the metrics will be further refined as the collective wealth of expertise expands.

The method by which reputation is calculated is unlikely to ever reach a state of finality. An ever changing ecosystem is likely to mean:

1. New metrics may become vital and need to be added;
2. Old metrics may no longer hold meaningful influence and need to be removed;
3. Current metrics may remain relevant but hold more or less influence than they previously did, and their weighting needs to be adjusted.
4. The Repscore function itself may need to be adjusted.

The DAO exists to facilitate these community driven changes. There is no external party whose approval is required to facilitate updates; all proposals for change will be executed at the complete discretion of the DAO.

## The Open Reputation Foundation

To fulfil the Reputation DAO mission, there needs to be governance that both tokenholders and the rest of the crypto ecosystem can feel high confidence in. In order to ensure that governance is of the highest standard, Reputation DAO will be establishing the Open Reputation Foundation — an entity responsible to the DAO but with a high degree of autonomy to focus on the sustainable development of the Reputation ecosystem.

With targeted investments in development, research and community outreach, the Open Reputation Foundation will be able to streamline the provision of reputation services across the entire cryptoeconomy.

At the same time the Open Reputation Foundation will be fully subordinate to the sovereign authority of the Reputation DAO — acting on its behalf and in its best interest. The Open Reputation Foundation will be governed day-to-day with a board (and in the future an executive). The board will be subject to election and approval of the DAO. It is envisioned that these board members will be individuals that are held in high regard by the community and we hope are drawn from a cross section of industry and academia.

The Open Reputation Foundation will be funded by a share of the Reputation DAO which will be under strict constitutional controls. These include a funds vesting schedule, minimum dispersal requirements, and a mechanism enabling the DAO to recall board members if the Open Reputation Foundation is diverging from its mission.

Stay tuned for further details about the Open Reputation Foundation. The Open Reputation Foundation and the Reputation DAO are setting up an open infrastructure, ensuring that everyone — from retail users to wholesale fund managers — can engage in DeFi with greater security and confidence.

As George Akerlof found half a century ago, the more trust there is in markets, the more market exchanges there will be. Reputation DAO is laying the foundations for a massive expansion in DeFi and unlocking the full potential Web3. Please join the [Reputation DAO discord](https://discord.gg/2RCPp44f) to contribute to fulfilling this mission.

\*\*Join the Reputation DAO community on **[Discord](https://discord.gg/rgHmCCBmyD)** and follow Reputation DAO on \*\***[Twitter](https://twitter.com/ReputationDAO)**

Stay tuned for a white-paper release for Reputation DAO!

*Thank you to Darcy Allen, Chris Berg, Sinclair Davidson and Jason Potts for their contribution to this post and the broader Reputation DAO vision.*

Reputation DAO *is a blockchain data analysis platform. The platform collects, decodes and visualises data from several blockchain networks. Reputation DAO uses the data to create visualisations and Reputation scores, using a Relative Performance Ranking (RPR) model. The DAO creates specific reputation products using the Reputation platform.*

*Oracle Reputation is the first product of the DAO. Oracle Reputation monitors, visualises and ranks Oracle performance on the Chainlink network.*

The Rationale Behind Reputation DAO

We’re becoming a DAO and have some exciting new updates!

## Reputation DAO

Reputation will be transitioning to a DAO which will govern the Reputation ecosystem. Broadly, our vision is to provide [credibly neutral](https://nakamoto.com/credible-neutrality/) reputation as a service for Chainlink Oracles, DAOs, smart contract protocols and their users. Reputation DAO will primarily govern the Relative Performance Ranking (RPR) score and its applications, which is touched on briefly below.

The [reputation.link](http://reputation.link/) platform will be one of the services that Reputation DAO provides. The DAO will create different platforms and applications for reputation that will serve the open blockchain ecosystem.

Depending on how it’s built, a reputation or credit system can be an incredibly harmful or helpful tool when interfacing with financial transactions or other data driven transaction. We believe that reputation should be democratised and governed by the community. Reputation will be structuring its DAO framework in the coming weeks and will release a comprehensive roadmap for decentralising control. Medium articles will outline key details regarding the DAO and a formal white paper will be released in 2022. There are many exciting developments taking place and we will keep the community updated on our progress and our plans.

## Platform V2 Launch

We are excited to announce the launch of our new Oracle Reputation V2 platform! Over the past year we have been hard at work developing the [reputation.link](http://reputation.link/) platform. We allow DeFi users to inspect the underlying Oracle data feed security in their smart contracts. Most of our efforts have been in building a lightning fast data aggregation pipeline that can quickly stream any EVM based data. With reputation.link this gives users visibility into Oracle performance, as well as insights into specific data feeds.

Reputation is committed to enabling a new frontier in DeFi and programming reputation into the Chainlink Oracle network. [Reputation.link](https://reputation.link/) provides smart contract applications, developers and DeFi users with never before seen transparency around Oracle security. The V2 platform has just gone live at [reputation.link](http://reputation.link/). The new platform delivers significantly more functionality, better backend performance, and a simpler and more intuitive UI.

Reputation is excited to share our new platform, and our roadmap ahead.

## Front-end and UI

![https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/1\*Bz0u_mnQiY4s7bAAEQ_ItA.png](https://miro.medium.com/proxy/1\*Bz0u_mnQiY4s7bAAEQ_ItA.png)

Our new UI provides a clean, intuitive way of interacting with the Reputation platform and visualising Oracle performance.

The new front page ranks Oracles based on their average deviation or their total transactions submitted. These rankings provide users insight into Oracle reliability at a glance.

We display index data feeds for a variety of popular price indexes, which link to a low level breakdown of the Oracle data supporting the index feed for each round. Users can see which Oracles are supporting a feed and inspect the round results for each Oracle. This effectively allows users to verify the data supply chain of a Chainlink data feed.

We have also added tabs in the navigation bar for Oracle, Contract, and Protocol overviews. This allows users to quickly find what they are searching for. A user who wants to verify the data supply-chain for a specific protocols price feeds doesn’t need to hunt through an entire list of price feeds when a protocol overview is readily available in the Protocols tab. This functionality will grow as more protocols integrate with Reputation.

## Re-engineered backend and functionality

The new platform has been built to be faster, more fault-tolerant, and easier to scale. We’re using a new architecture that ensures resilience across the system and allows us to scale horizontally and provide a wider array of functionality, all with a lower development time.

This has allowed us to expand our broad feature set. Some examples include:

* Support for OCR contracts, which were previously difficult to integrate
* More aggregated data statistics
* Blockchain agnosticity — our platform can now integrate with essentially any chain
* Easy support for other protocols wanting to integrate into Reputation with our new Protocol Visualisation Environment (PVE) feature

Reputation now also has a free, public API which allows anyone to display backend data in their own User Interface (UI). It’s important that a neutral, non-partisan system for reputation remains open and usable for all, free from gatekeeping.

Our new backend has enabled an expansive feature-set out of the gates, but importantly, it also enables Reputation to scale future updates with minimal development time.

## New feature — Protocol Visualisation Environment (PVE)

![https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/1\*Duwwrmdf6O4MauuAKEoXbA.png](https://miro.medium.com/proxy/1\*Duwwrmdf6O4MauuAKEoXbA.png)

*PVE enables user insight into each contracts data feed security*

Protocol Visualisation Environment (PVE) is a key new feature enabled by the V2 platform update. PVE is available to DeFi protocols looking to integrate with Reputation (reach out to us **[here](https://discord.com/invite/rgHmCCBmyD)**).

One of the pain points in DeFi is that many smart contracts are enabled by Oracle price and/or data feeds, which are difficult to gain visibility on. Users cannot easily discern where data is coming from.

In our new update, we have addressed this issue with PVE.

Reputation enables users to build confidence in the ecosystem by providing a clear view of the data supply chains and the Oracles which support them. This is especially important in a trustless, decentralised system.

PVE is a small widget we insert into a protocol front-end. It symbolises to users that the data feeds supporting a smart contract can be easily explored on our platform. When a user clicks the widget it redirects them to a data visualisation tool that displays the end-to-end life cycle for each data feeds supply chain. In essence we have created a human readable Etherscan.

This gives users full transparency into Oracle reports, and provides clear insights on how Oracles and Chainlink Reference Data Contracts interact with the smart contracts on a particular protocol. Users may assess the Oracles supporting their price feeds, and quickly audit their performance before trusting the contract.

![https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1200/1\*rsKhoEfpbwGOwS6BeHw8qQ.png](https://miro.medium.com/proxy/1\*rsKhoEfpbwGOwS6BeHw8qQ.png)

We’re excited to launch this feature and think it will enable a new frontier in community trust in DeFi. The appearance of the widget alone is comforting to users, assuring them that the option to verify the data feeds is available. A user looking to verify price feeds without Reputation would typically need to spend a significant amount of time on Etherscan. We have made this a task that takes a few minutes.

We have integrated with [Tracer DAO](http://tracer.finance/) and our PVE is currently live on [Tracer Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance/). We will continue to integrate with additional DeFi protocols, so keep an eye out for our upcoming announcements.

## Our roadmap ahead

The Reputation team is very excited to launch the V2 platform — but we also wanted to give you some insight into what’s coming in the next few months.

Reputation has two exciting new features rolling out in the near term which will benefit DeFi users and protocols:

1. Repscore — Our Reputation Score model; and
2. Monitoring & Alerting.

**Repscore**

![https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/1\*NzHeQzCZpJAUVV9pmL7TRg.png](https://miro.medium.com/proxy/1\*NzHeQzCZpJAUVV9pmL7TRg.png)

*Reputation scores give users a single, authoritative guide into an Oracles reputation*

Repscore is the next feature we are looking to roll out across our platform. Repscores use our open-source Relative Performance Ranking (RPR) model to assess the performance of each Oracle and generate a ‘reputation score,’ from 1–100. This will provide a standardised metric to assess and measure Oracle performance holistically, and give users a clear way framework for evaluating Oracles.

This feature will be the next major step for Reputation and the DeFi community as it will provide a better benchmark for Oracle performance and contract security. Rating and ranking Oracles gives Oracle node operators a clear incentive to continually improve, and also provides users with more transparency. Coupled with PVE, Repscore will foster increased trust among users and promote improved security for the broader DeFi ecosystem.

The Reputation team is looking to implement *Oracle Repscores* onto the platform in Q1 2022. Reputation will also be releasing our RPR Repscore white paper in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for announcements.

**Monitoring & Alerting**

Our other key feature in the near term is Oracle Monitoring & Alerting. This feature is the logical next step to Oracle Reputation, providing users with real time alerts on each Oracle’s performance.

This feature allows protocols and users alike to monitor the Oracles supporting their contracts, providing both peace of mind as well as immediate notification in case of a fault or malfunction.

Users will be able to select in which instances they are notified and how they receive notifications. For instance, a user may ask to be notified via discord message when an Oracle does not respond in a round.

This feature is a useful feature for DeFi users who want to keep abreast of the integrity of data feeds that they are relying on.

![https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/1\*-ZQcxbaCbOwz-A78Mb-THw.png](https://miro.medium.com/proxy/1\*-ZQcxbaCbOwz-A78Mb-THw.png)

Oracle Monitoring & Alerting gives real time updates into Oracle performance, with immediate notification in case of a fault.

Stay tuned for more!

We’re excited to announce these updates and give you an insight into our product roadmap moving forward. The platform update builds upon our V1 functionality and we will continue improving and expanding our product suite. If you have any feedback on our platform, or any thoughts on our direction moving forward, we would love to hear from you.

\*\*Join our community on **[Discord](https://discord.gg/rgHmCCBmyD)** and follow us on \*\***[Twitter](https://twitter.com/ReputationDAO)**

Try our PVE feature on [Tracer Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance/) and visit our [new site](http://reputation.link/) to see our other new features.

> *Reputation DAO is building a blockchain data analysis platform. Our platform collects, decodes and visualises data from several blockchain networks. Reputation uses the data to create visualisations and Reputation scores, using our RPR model.*
>
> *Our first product is Oracle reputation. We monitor, visualise and rank Oracle performance on the Chainlink network.*

Reputation DAO announcement and Platform v2 Launch

[Reputation DAO](http://dao.reputation.link/) is excited to announce that it has integrated its [Oracle Reputation](http://reputation.link/) product with [Tracer DAO](http://tracer.finance/)!

This integration will enable [Tracer Perpetual Pool](http://pools.tracer.finance/) users to inspect and validate the data security for each of their contracts. This will promote Oracle transparency and security awareness within the [Tracer DAO](http://tracer.finance/) community.

## About Tracer DAO

[Tracer DAO](http://tracer.finance/) is an open-source, smart contract protocol for derivatives that enables anyone to deploy a derivatives market from a Tracer Factory template to manage their digital and real-world financial risk.

[Tracer’s Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance/) infrastructure lets users gain exposure to any digital and real-world market with an Oracle price feed by forming simple derivative agreements. By porting existing price data on-chain with strong uptime, correctness and tamper-resistance guarantees, countless new local and global markets can be formed that allow both individuals and firms to manage their risk.

## Visibility into smart contract security: Protocol Visualisation Environment (PVE)

![](https://miro.medium.com/max/1400/1\*pwD4wCqgj49LTGJAT13ZrQ.png)

*PVE widget on Tracer displaying protocol security*

This integration inserts Oracle Reputation’s *Protocol Visualisation Environment* (PVE) widget into the [Tracer Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance/) platform. Tracer smart contracts are supported by Chainlink Oracle network price feeds, which means that the security of these contracts is dependant on the performance of the underlying Chainlink Oracles.

However, visibility into Oracle performance and security has previously been difficult for DeFi users to ascertain. This disadvantaged both protocols and users as there was no easy way to assess the reliability of a smart contract data feed.

PVE is a data visualisation tool that *solves this issue* by displaying the end-to-end life cycle for each smart contract’s data supply chain. This provides users with full transparency into Oracle reports and clear insights into how Oracles and Chainlink Reference Data Contracts interact with the smart contracts on the [Tracer DAO](http://tracer.finance/) protocol.

The PVE tool displays in the bottom right corner of the [Tracer Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance/) platform as a small widget. Clicking on this widget allows users to easily inspect the data provenance for the price feed of each pool they’re about to interact with. Users can assess the Oracles supporting their price feeds and quickly audit their reliability. This transparency enables users to trust [Tracer Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance/) contracts and enter transactions with peace of mind.

Tracer currently has $US50 million locked in its protocol. Oracle Reputation will enable users to verify and understand the smart contracts they interact with. In doing this, Oracle Reputation will support the growth of Tracer DAO and facilitate the injection of new capital into the [Tracer Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance/) protocol.

![](https://miro.medium.com/max/1400/1\*j-eITev1P16k65Ks-iEr8A.png)

*Protocol security report on [reputation.link](http://reputation.link/)* platform

## **Incentivising better Oracle performance**

The Oracle Reputation platform will publicise the performance of all Oracles supporting [Tracer’s Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance/) smart contracts. This will allow the community to measure and compare the performance, reliability and security of Oracles servicing the Tracer protocol.

In doing so, Oracle Reputation creates competitive pressure and incentivises Oracles to improve their performance. Tracer and the broader DeFi community can reward the Oracle networks that are consistently outperforming others. Over time, this will improve the quality of Oracle networks and create positive-sum value for the community.

## Oracle Reputation

Reputation DAO is excited to present these updates and provide an insight into Oracle Reputation’s progress. For more information on the platform and the Oracle Reputation roadmap moving forward, please see **[here](https://medium.com/@ReputationDAO/reputation-dao-announcement-and-platform-v2-launch-cdec9194fb92)**. If you have any feedback on the platform, or would like to contribute, the community would love to hear from you.

\*\*Join the Reputation DAO community on **[Discord](https://discord.gg/rgHmCCBmyD)** and follow Reputation DAO on \*\***[Twitter](https://twitter.com/ReputationDAO)**

Try the PVE feature on [Tracer Perpetual Pools](http://pools.tracer.finance/) and visit Oracle Reputation’s [new site](http://reputation.link/) to explore other new features.

Reputation DAO *is a blockchain data analysis platform. The platform collects, decodes and visualises data from several blockchain networks. Reputation DAO uses the data to create visualisations and Reputation scores, using a Relative Performance Ranking (RPR) model. The DAO creates specific reputation products using the Reputation platform.*

*Oracle Reputation is the first product of the DAO. Oracle Reputation monitors, visualises and ranks Oracle performance on the Chainlink network.*

Oracle Reputation Integrates with Arbitrum

Bringing Oracle Reputation to Polygon

The Rationale Behind Reputation DAO

Reputation DAO announcement and Platform v2 Launch

Reputation DAO integrates with Tracer DAO