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# Oracle Contract

The Oracle provides SUN/USDT spot and 30-minute TWAP quotes. Stake, lending, and Turbine contracts use it for price-deviation protection.

### Quote functions

| Function                           | Purpose                                     |
| ---------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| `quoteSunToUSDTBySpot(sunAmount)`  | Spot-reserve USDT estimate                  |
| `quoteUSDTToSUNBySpot(usdtAmount)` | Spot-reserve SUN estimate                   |
| `quoteSunToUSDTByTwap(sunAmount)`  | Latest valid TWAP USDT estimate             |
| `quoteUSDTToSUNByTwap(usdtAmount)` | Latest valid TWAP SUN estimate              |
| `twapUpdatedAt()`                  | Last TWAP update time                       |
| `TWAP_PERIOD()`                    | Minimum update period, currently 30 minutes |
| `MAX_TWAP_STALENESS()`             | Maximum TWAP age, currently 1 hour          |

TWAP quotes revert before initialization or after the observation becomes stale. `update()` is permissionless but state-changing and costs gas. Before the minimum interval, it may return the existing observation or revert during initial setup.

`spotPriceX112()` and `twapPriceX112()` use Q112 fixed-point representation; user interfaces should normally call the four amount quote functions.


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