#apro $AT

As a "brick mover" who monitors three DeFi pools daily, the most frustrating thing is the lack of oracle support across chains—if I want to arbitrage between BSC and Avalanche, I have to switch between two oracles, and not only do the data not sync, but I also end up spending an extra 20% on fees. It wasn't until last week when I tried APRO that I realized how enjoyable "cross-chain data freedom" can be.

I specifically counted the support list they provided on their official website, from mainstream chains like ETH, SOL, and BNB Chain to less common ones like Polygon zkEVM and Avalanche C-Chain, totaling 41 entries, just surpassing their claim of "40+" without playing the numbers game (like counting different testnets of the same chain as two separate ones). In actual tests for cross-chain arbitrage: using APRO to sync BSC's USDT/ETH and SOL's USDT/ETH prices, the data delay was 1.1 seconds, and the arbitrage window was much more accurate than before, saving 15% on fees last week without any data disruptions.

On another note, their collaboration with Binance’s infrastructure isn’t just talk—calling APRO’s data on BNB Chain resulted in gas fees being about 18% lower than other oracles, and after testing it five times, it was stable each time. @APRO-Oracle has truly addressed the pain points of multi-chain DeFi players; #APRO $AT I suggest brothers who are making strategies give it a try; the gas saved could buy an extra cup of coffee.