#APRO Orcale just launched Its Oracle as a Service for Solana prediction markets
APRO didn’t roll Oracle-as-a-Service onto Solana because it needed another chain announcement.
It showed up because Solana prediction markets are entering the phase where data quality decides PnL.
Fast chains can hide bad feeds for a bit, most of the time actually. Everything feels fine… until it doesn’t. Volume stacks up, resolution windows tighten and one weird input somehow turns into a bad settlement. That’s when TPS stops being the flex and everyone asks the boring question... did the oracle show up on time and did it show up sane.
That’s where it breaks. The the real concerning point for every chain delivering raw thougput.
Base and BNB got it first. Solana’s the follow-through by @APRO-Oracle It’s not "integrate our oracle It’s 'here’s the feed, already handled No node babysitting. No duct-taped plumbing. Multi-source data on demand, built for teams trying to ship markets, not run infra.
Oracle 3.0 of APRO is what is doing the work underneath. It’s built for ugly inputs real-world events, noisy signals, unstructured stuff like docs and certs that RWAs drag into the system. The AI layer can interpret that off-chain, sure, but it doesn’t get to declare truth by itself. The chain still forces verification and consensus before anything becomes settlement-grade.
Solana prediction markets are expanding fast. So yeah, the timing tracks too. High throughput doesn’t forgive bad data. It kind of spreads it
The guardrails are the unsexy parts: time-weighted marks when spot gets gamed VRF when randomness has to be auditable and real economic pressure when nodes misbehave not just reputation. And if sensitive inputs are involved, you want a setup where raw data doesn’t need to get sprayed on-chain just to prove a point.
If APRO keeps landing OaaS where markets are settling real outcomes, this isn’t a logo tour. It’s risk routing. Oracles are becoming part of the on-chain plumbing that decides what strategies can safely rely on.
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Hedge funds are extremely bearish on the Japanese Yen:
Leveraged funds held ~85,000 contracts of net short positions on the Yen in the week ending December 14th, the 2nd-highest since July 2024.
This marks the 2nd consecutive week of heavily bearish positioning, following ~92,000 net short contracts recorded in the week ending December 9th.
Short positions have gradually accumulated since July as the US Dollar has strengthened against the yen.
This comes as the gap between US and Japanese rates remains large, at ~3.0 percentage points, limiting support for the currency despite the Bank of Japan's rate hikes.
Additionally, real interest rates in Japan remain deeply negative, as inflation continues to exceed policy rates, discouraging investors from holding yen-denominated assets.
A similar situation was observed last year, when the USD/JPY currency pair rose above 160, prompting the Ministry of Finance to intervene in July 2024 to defend the domestic currency.
The yen is back under pressure.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw notable outflows this week, with $19.29 million leaving Bitcoin trackers and $9.63 million from Ethereum. Watching these moves made me pause, as the market seems to rotate rather than retreat outright.
In contrast, Solana and XRP ETFs experienced inflows, adding $2.93 million and $8.44 million respectively. The shift felt like a gentle rebalancing, a quiet rotation of attention toward smaller but active sectors.
Year-to-date inflows of $46.3 billion show the broader interest in digital assets remains strong, despite short-term adjustments. Observing this, I’m reminded that patience and steady tracking often reveal more than reacting to each move.
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