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Event-Driven Data

Definition

Event-driven data consists of information generated and processed in response to specific actions or occurrences within a system. In the digital asset sphere, this includes data points like transaction confirmations, smart contract executions, oracle updates, or changes in asset prices. This data is crucial for real-time monitoring, automated trading strategies, and the dynamic operation of decentralized applications. It enables systems to react promptly to changes in the blockchain environment.