2.1. Global configuration

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The oracle config is referenced internally by most methods on the oracle when called. The structure is:
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OracleConfig {
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gov: Address, // Flux DAO
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final_arbitrator: Address,
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stake_token: Address, // FLX token
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payment_token: Address, // for validity bond
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max_outcomes: Number,
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validity_bond: Balance, // in payment_token
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fee: FeeConfig, // see next section
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default_challenge_window_duration: Number, // seconds
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min_initial_challenge_window_duration: Number, // seconds
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final_arbitrator_invoke_amount: Number // in FLX
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}
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Where:
gov is the Flux DAO public address with privileges to:
Add/remove a requester to the Requester Registry
Update the config (shown above)
Update the fee config (shown in the next section)
Upgrade the smart contract to a new implementation
final_arbitrator is a public address with privileges to finalize a data request by manually passing an outcome only if the bond size reaches the final_arbitrator_invoke_amount
stake_token is is a public address of the token used as the bond of a data request that
payment_token is the public address of the token used to pay the validity bond when creating a data request
validity_bond is the amount of payment_token needed to create a data request
max_outcomes is the maximum number of fixed outcomes that can be passed for a data request with preset outcomes
default_challenge_window_duration is the default time a resolution window lasts in seconds
min_initial_challenge_window_duration is the minimum time a resolution window can last in seconds
final_arbitrator_invoke_amount is the amount of tokens the bond size for a data request needs to reach in order for the final arbitrator to be triggered
fee is described in the next section

2. Oracle Architecture

2.1.1. Fees

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