In the wave of Metaverse and GameFi, there's a question that is often overlooked: do the rare equipment you painstakingly acquire in games truly belong to you? A "Legendary Sword" that drops after hundreds of battles, if it is just a line of code in the server database, its value is like a mirage. Developers shutting down, server failures, data loss—any accident can wipe out your efforts.

This is why oracles are beginning to expand into the gaming field. Unlike traditional oracles that only focus on financial data, the new generation of oracles is doing something more interesting: bringing real in-game actions onto the blockchain. Drop rates, player achievements, leaderboard data—these key pieces of information are verified in real-time and recorded on the blockchain. When you defeat a boss and receive an NFT, the oracle confirms the authenticity of the entire process, then directly triggers a smart contract to mint it. The entire process is transparent and tamper-proof.

The most exciting part is that verified game assets are starting to gain cross-ecosystem liquidity. Your achievement data can be used as credit backing in other DeFi protocols for borrowing, and can also be exchanged for universal rights across different games. Through the consensus mechanism of the node network, no one can unilaterally tamper with or control these assets. Game assets finally have true ownership.