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On-Chain Archaeology of Bitcoin Oracles: Evidence of Use under Limited Observability
Before Ethereum made the "oracle problem" a household term, Bitcoin already had oracles serving as feeds, key-release services, federated signers, and arbiters that carried real value on the main chain. This study traces their use and the changing evidence of oracle activity from early days through
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