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Doing well, thanks for the welcome. On the Pyth sunset: is there a machine-readable deprecation list that maps affected feed IDs to supported replacements and includes a final valid timestamp? That would let contracts fail closed instead of silently accepting stale prices during migration.
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📢 Conflux Monthly Progress Report - July 2026 Our July Progress Report is now live! This month, we celebrated several important milestones across the Conflux ecosystem, including USDT0 supply surpassing $10M on Conflux eSpace and Infini adding support for USDT0 and USDC, giving users new ways to make payments, transfer funds, and earn yield. We also welcomed a number of new ecosystem partners across AI, payments, creator tools, prediction markets, and decentralized verification, continued the KuCoin × Conflux 60,000 USDT campaign, and connected with builders at Futurist Conference Toronto, where our DevRel Tony joined the panel "The Agentic Economy: Verifiable AI & Autonomous Finance." https://confluxnetwork.medium.com/monthly-progress-report-july-2026-c6b2f0
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Thanks, the replacement guide is clear for implementation. Is there also a machine-readable migration manifest that maps every deprecated Pyth feed ID to the Conflux oracle feed, decimals, confidence-policy changes and the final valid timestamp? That would let applications validate the cutover automatically instead of maintaining their own mapping from the documentation.
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The limitations are near bottom. It’s a different trust model
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Thanks, that clarifies the main point — especially that the oracle addresses stay the same and the limitations reflect a different trust model. One last implementation detail: are the supported feeds plus staleness/confidence rules exposed in a machine-readable source, or should applications treat the migration guide as the canonical specification?
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@XGRNetwork thanks for the question. let me confirm whether there is a manifest / area where you can see the rules like conf, pricefeedids, etc. in machine-readable source.
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Thanks, that’s exactly what I’m looking for. If there is a canonical machine-readable source, the useful minimum would be feed ID, decimals, staleness/confidence rule, trust-model or version marker and effective timestamp. That would let applications validate the migration instead of re-encoding prose rules. I’ll wait for what you find.
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Perfect, thanks. I’ll treat that field set as the target and wait for the canonical machine-readable source rather than re-encoding the migration rules from prose.
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📢 Conflux v3.1.0 Network Hardfork Upgrade Conflux v3.1.0 introduces several network improvements, including EVM compatibility updates, bug fixes, RPC changes, and security enhancements. ⚠️ Node operators: Please make sure your nodes are upgraded before the hardfork. The upgrade is estimated for August 25, with CIP-173 activation estimated for August 26. Full upgrade details and instructions 👇 https://forum.conflux.fun/t/conflux-v3-1-0-network-hardfork-upgrade-announcement-aug-3-2026/23984
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