$AT #ATUSDC Apro’s oracle-as-a-service now supplies real-time Formula 1 lap times, pit stops, driver standings, and race results fully on-chain, with the feed already live for recent and upcoming races as described in the project’s announcement. Mechanically, this makes F1 data natively available to smart contracts, enabling prediction markets, fantasy games, and other derivatives that require low-latency, verifiable data. If these applications gain traction and their usage is economically linked to the AT token (through fees, staking, or collateral), higher oracle demand could translate into increased AT utility and potential fee flows. Traders should watch for protocol integrations and any tokenomic changes tied to OaaS growth.
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