Brenda Loya
Brenda Loya is a co-founder of Tellor, a decentralized oracle protocol for bringing external data into smart contracts. Her work focuses on oracle security, data availability, reporter incentives, dispute mechanisms, and the tradeoffs among speed, accuracy, and manipulation resistance in multichain DeFi.
20 talks by Brenda Loya
- When $1 Isn't $1: Hidden Risks of Shared Assumptions in Stablecoin Infra
- Bringing Macro Data Onchain
- Who Controls Economic Truth on Ethereum?
- Preventing Cascading Liquidations and Systemic Risks in DeFi
- ETHPrague: ETH Renaissance - Austin Griffith, Brenda Loya, Joseph Schweitzer, Marek Olszewski. 601
- DAPPCON 2025: Scaling Oracles for L2s and Beyond - Brenda Loya
- Long-Tail Asset Oracles: Enabling Collateral Diversity in DeFi - Brenda Loya | Tellor
- Trustless Carbon Markets: Oracles for Validating Environmental Impact - Brenda Loya
- Building the Foundations of a Decentralized CPI: Infrastructure Requirements & Design Challenges
- Overcoming Centralised Points of Failure Across the DeFi Stack
- Oracles & Censorship Resistance in Stablecoin Protocols || Brenda Loya
- Security panel
- Tellor Layer: Decentralized Oracles for the Next Era - Brenda Loya | Tellor
- Building A Decentralized Consumer Price Index (CPI): A Paradigm Shift in Economic Transparency
- DAPPCON 2024: Making a Decentralized Consumer Price Index - Brenda Loya
- Data Availability, Speed and Accuracy in a Multichain World | Brenda Loya - Tellor
- DappCon23: Best Practices For Oracle(s) Implementation - Brenda Loya
- Smart Protocols Need Smart Development: Best Practices from Development to Mainnet_Brenda Loya
- Subjectivity in Oracles
- State of Oracles in the Space - Brenda Loya