Oracle Delay
Oracle delay is the lag between a real-world price change and the update seen on-chain.
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These concepts cover circuit-style controls, withdrawal caps, and pricing friction limits.
Terms that keep a protocol from running too far without checks.
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Oracle delay is the lag between a real-world price change and the update seen on-chain.
A pause guardian is a control that can temporarily halt selected protocol actions during stress.
A withdrawal limit caps how much value can leave an account or protocol in a set period.
Slippage protection limits how far an executed trade can move from the quoted price.