Oracles are very much like the "thermometer" of financial systems: you don't necessarily check it every day, but once it breaks, the entire system could run a fever. Looking at @APRO Oracle today, what concerns me more is how it handles extreme market conditions: whether the data sources are sufficiently decentralized, whether updates are timely, whether there are protective mechanisms against abnormal volatility, and whether on-chain verifiability is robust enough. If oracles are stable, then settlement, pricing, and risk control can also be stable. Next, I will continue to track ecosystem adoption and actual call volume to see if $AT can become the default choice in more protocols. #APRO $AT @APRO Oracle