Oracle Voting refers to a mechanism used to determine the outcome of a decision by aggregating information from multiple external data sources, known as oracles. These oracles provide real-world data to blockchain applications, allowing for smart contracts to execute based on information not natively available on the blockchain.In this process, participants cast votes based on the data provided by these oracles. Each participant may rely on various sources to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the data. After a predetermined period, the votes are tallied, and the outcome is determined based on the majority, weighted votes, or other criteria.Oracle Voting is particularly useful for decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, governance models, and any situation where decisions need to be made based on external conditions, such as market prices or event outcomes. This mechanism enhances transparency and trust, as it draws on diverse data points, reducing the risk of manipulation or biased information.