In a market full of "moon talk," I use a Veto Mechanism to stay disciplined. I set 3 conditions for @APRO-Oracle ($AT)—if it failed one, I was out. It passed all three.
The 3 Veto Filters:
No "Shouting" Only: Most projects are all adjectives and zero substance. Apro actually discusses the hard stuff: dispute mechanisms, challenge layers, and review processes. They aren't dodging problems; they’re building for them.
High Switching Cost: If a project is easily replaceable, it’s a race to the bottom. Apro builds a "responsibility chain." Once a business relies on its auditability to settle multi-million dollar trades, they can’t just "swap" it out. That's a real moat.
Beyond the Bull: I don't want "bull market only" projects. Accountability and verifiable data are needed more when the market crashes or goes sideways. Apro’s OaaS (Oracle-as-a-Service) is built for the long-term cycle.
Current Status:
I’m not "blindly in," but Apro is off my blacklist and on my high-priority watchlist. I'm looking for one thing: Real-world business binding.
If "being able to explain clearly" becomes the new industry standard, APRO wins.
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