Decentralized oracle network Switchboard ended support for the Solana network on Sept. 25, according to a Techub News brief citing Crypto.news. The move came after the project gave users a six-day migration warning period. The change puts fresh attention on the resilience of price data infrastructure across the Solana ecosystem, where oracle feeds remain a core dependency for some applications and markets.
Public documentation shows that some applications were still designed to rely on Switchboard data. At the same time, those pages do not establish that the related markets are still live or that they continue to use Switchboard price information in production. The report stops short of saying how many active markets are affected, but it indicates that at least some documented integrations had not fully disappeared at the time of publication.
Switchboard, a decentralized oracle network, ended support for the Solana network on Sept. 25, according to Techub News, which cited Crypto.news.
The project had previously given a six-day migration warning. The change is being watched as a test of price data sources across the Solana ecosystem.
Some application designs still referenced Switchboard data
Public documentation shows that some applications were still designed around Switchboard data. Those pages, however, do not prove that the related markets are still operating or that they still depend on its price feeds.
The report cited Crypto.news as the source of that information.
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