APRO has officially launched a production-grade oracle service on Aptos. This is an important milestone for the Aptos ecosystem—the booming prediction markets require reliable data support, and Oracle is the cornerstone of this.
Speaking of which, the service launched by APRO this time is highly targeted. Since Aptos is a high-speed blockchain driven by the Move language, it needs to be optimized within this specific execution environment—low latency and high-accuracy data feeds are essential for prediction markets and derivatives trading. Developers can now build complex DeFi primitives such as synthetic asset pricing, options, and perpetual contracts based on this infrastructure.
From an ecosystem perspective, what does this mean? Aptos has been catching up with ecosystems like Ethereum and Solana in terms of infrastructure completeness. As an essential part of public chains, oracles are indispensable. APRO fills this gap, bringing Aptos one step closer to supporting institutional-grade DeFi applications. Prediction markets remain hot across the crypto space, and with reliable oracle services, developers' motivation to build will significantly increase.
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OnChainDetective
· 3h ago
hold up, let me dig into APRO's transaction patterns first... how many validators are actually running this oracle right now? feels like classic infrastructure theatre to me ngl
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ContractBugHunter
· 01-03 03:57
The oracle is finally in place, Aptos won't lack this component anymore, and developers should be energized.
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TideReceder
· 01-03 03:56
Now Aptos has finally filled the gap. It was previously said to lack an oracle, but with APRO coming, it can indeed compete.
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IronHeadMiner
· 01-03 03:52
Finally here, Aptos is ready to catch up. Oracle has always been the bottleneck.
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BrokenRugs
· 01-03 03:48
Haha, finally filled this gap. Aptos needs to rely on this to take off.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-03 03:41
It was about time to implement oracle, and APRO's move was a timely fill. The Aptos ecosystem currently lacks this kind of infrastructure completeness.
APRO has officially launched a production-grade oracle service on Aptos. This is an important milestone for the Aptos ecosystem—the booming prediction markets require reliable data support, and Oracle is the cornerstone of this.
Speaking of which, the service launched by APRO this time is highly targeted. Since Aptos is a high-speed blockchain driven by the Move language, it needs to be optimized within this specific execution environment—low latency and high-accuracy data feeds are essential for prediction markets and derivatives trading. Developers can now build complex DeFi primitives such as synthetic asset pricing, options, and perpetual contracts based on this infrastructure.
From an ecosystem perspective, what does this mean? Aptos has been catching up with ecosystems like Ethereum and Solana in terms of infrastructure completeness. As an essential part of public chains, oracles are indispensable. APRO fills this gap, bringing Aptos one step closer to supporting institutional-grade DeFi applications. Prediction markets remain hot across the crypto space, and with reliable oracle services, developers' motivation to build will significantly increase.