The most dangerous thing in Web3 is not the code; the most dangerous thing is the data.
If the data that feeds the protocol is tampered with or delayed by even one second… it could lead to filtering, losses, or a complete collapse. That's why a project like APRO is playing at the heart of the market.
What is (APRO)?
APRO is a professional oracle enhanced by artificial intelligence aimed at providing highly reliable and very fast data with high endurance for decentralized applications.
Why is APRO attention-grabbing?
• The first AI-enhanced oracle targeted at 'non-traditional' use cases.
• Ranked sixth globally by 'total value secured' within the network.
• More than 1400 data feeds and integrated with over 40 networks (including: Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, and others).
So… what does the project's token (AT) do?
The project builds a 'data network'… and the token (AT) is the part that keeps this economy running:
• It is usually linked to incentivizing participants who provide data and maintain service quality.
• And it helps sustain and expand the network with increasing demand for data.
The project is initially permissible as an Oracle/Data Infrastructure to provide reliable data on the blockchain, but it has legal suspicions due to the connection of some of its uses to providing data for prediction markets and random services (VRF) that could be used in forms close to betting/gambling.
