Oracles

The Clearpool Oracle governance system ensures that interest rate curves for permissionless pools adjust dynamically to market conditions.

A Clearpool Oracle is a whitelisted, trusted participant responsible for setting the Interest Rate Model (IRM) parameters by voting on curve parameters each epoch. To gain voting power, Oracles have to stake CPOOL (their own or delegated from others).

Oracles are not price or data feeds in the traditional blockchain sense, but governance actors that directly shape pool interest rate dynamics

How It Works

Voting Cycle

• Each epoch (2 weeks), Oracles vote on IRM curve parameters.

• Votes outside the 1st and 3rd quartiles are discarded to remove outliers.

• The weighted average of remaining votes determines the parameters for the next epoch.

Voting Power

• An Oracle’s voting weight is based on the amount of CPOOL staked to them.

• Max voting power cap: 15% of total staked CPOOL (staking above this lowers APR).

Rewards

• Rewards are shared proportionally among all stakers in an Oracle pool.

• Oracles retain a commission (set by the Oracle; changes apply from the next epoch).

• All votes are publicly viewable on the Oracle Voting Results page.

Eligibility

Oracles must maintain the minimum stake to remain eligible to vote and receive rewards.

Oracle Requirements

Requirement	Details
Minimum CPOOL Stake	150,000 CPOOL
Voting Frequency	Once every 2 weeks
Max Voting Power	15% of total staked CPOOL
Commission Rate	Self-set by Oracle

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