Hey there! If you're diving into the world of decentralized applications (dApps) and need reliable data feeds, RedStone offers three cool ways to integrate their oracles into your project. Let's break them down:

1. Pull Model (RedStone Core):

Imagine you need data only when specific actions occur in your dApp. With the Pull Model, your smart contract fetches the latest data directly from RedStone's off-chain storage during a transaction. This means you're getting real-time data without the constant on-chain updates, saving on gas fees. It's perfect for applications where timely data is crucial but you want to keep costs low.

2. Push Model (RedStone Classic):

If your application thrives on continuous data updates, the Push Model is the way to go. Here, RedStone's data providers push updates to the blockchain at regular intervals. Your smart contract can then access this on-chain data whenever needed. It's straightforward and ensures your dApp always has access to the latest information.

3. Hybrid Model (RedStone Extended):

Can't decide between Pull and Push? The Hybrid Model offers the best of both worlds. You can customize how and when data gets updated, combining on-chain pushes with off-chain pulls based on your dApp's specific needs. This flexibility allows you to balance between data availability and operational costs effectively.

RedStone's modular design makes it super adaptable, supporting over 70 different blockchain networks. Whether you're building on Ethereum, zkSync, Polygon, or Avalanche, integrating RedStone is a breeze.

For a hands-on guide and more detailed information, check out RedStone's official documentation.

Happy coding! ♦️♦️♦️