# Price Data Feed

## tldr;

You can get the **rock.rETH:ETH** exchange rate here: <https://etherscan.io/address/0x716f0c5453099690b54e7b72d9491a72b8df445e#readContract#F1>

## Overview

The price of a vault share represents the value of the underlying asset the share is a claim on.&#x20;

### USD

For example if 1 **rock.rETH** share is worth 1.05 **rETH** and rETH/USD = $5,000 **USD**, then 1 rock.rETH = 1.05 x $5,000 = $5,250. Conversely that means 1 **rETH** = 0.95238 **rock.rETH** (1/1.05).

### ETH

Similarly for ETH, if 1 **rock.rETH** share is worth 1.05 rETH and 1 **rETH** = 1.1443 **ETH** then 1 rock.rETH = 1.05 x 1.1443 = 1.201515 ETH

## Integration

For integration with RockSolid vaults, there are a number of ways to source pricing, both on-chain and via API.

### On-chain

#### Rate Provider

The simplest way to calculate **rock.rETH** exchange rates is to use the Balancer rate provider deployed [here](https://etherscan.io/address/0x716f0c5453099690b54e7b72d9491a72b8df445e#readContract#F1). That returns the **rock.rETH:ETH** exchange rate in wei.  For example, at the time of writing it is 1161699563412314198 which when [converted](https://etherscan.io/unitconverter?wei=1161699563412314198) to ETH is 1.16. I.e. 1 rock.rETH = 1.16 ETH. For display, you would source ETH/USD from your preferred provider

#### ERC-4626 style calculation

To obtain the value 1 rock.rETH share in the underlying asset rETH purely from the smart contract, you can use standard ERC-4626 methods. You convert an amount of shares to assets and divide by the scale of the underlying. To obtain rock.rETH to rETH it would be:

* `convertToAssets(10 ** vault.decimals()) / 10 ** underlyingAsset.decimals()`&#x20;

For USD, simply multiple by the rETH/USD exchange rate

### API

We don't currently provide exchange rates via API. Please reach out at [product@rocksolid.network](mailto:undefined) if you need this. &#x20;


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