Many people are focused on DeFi yields but overlook that Apro is positioning itself in the 'most valuable layer'. To be honest, the biggest problem in DeFi is no longer 'whether there are yields', but rather — how reliable is the data you are using? Slow price updates, manipulated data, and asynchronous cross-chain information can lead to a single mistake turning profits into liquidation notices. Apro (AT) is targeting this long-ignored yet critical underlying issue that determines life or death. It's not about creating flashy narratives but addressing a painfully realistic point: the on-chain world must have trustworthy data. Apro currently supports 40+ public chains and 1400+ data sources, with a clear goal — to ensure smart contracts do not operate blindly. More importantly, Apro is not a traditional oracle. It introduces AI-assisted verification and multi-source aggregation, reducing the risks of human manipulation and single-point failures. This is almost essential infrastructure as AI trading strategies, RWA, and prediction markets gradually shift on-chain. Many people fail to realize that the real profits often come not from the 'hottest applications', but from the layer that all applications cannot bypass. As more protocols begin to rely on the same set of data systems, value does not grow linearly but rather undergoes direct re-evaluation. Apro is currently in a typical 'build the road first, then open it to traffic' phase. The road is already laid, but the market hasn't fully reacted yet. Once the usage ramps up, valuation adjustments often happen instantaneously. If you believe the next phase is a fusion of DeFi × AI × real assets, then ignoring the data layer is essentially equivalent to actively giving up core dividends. Apro is not a short-term gimmick; it is the kind of project that, once it takes off, you look back and realize, 'the opportunity was here all along.' Some opportunities won't give you repeated chances to get on board. @APRO Oracle $AT #APRO