2026-01-06 11:24:54

The next DeFi wave might really be coming, and the key lies in this upgrade of gameplay.

Allora Network officially launched on Base, with a very interesting core idea—directly writing the prediction signals of global quantitative traders and machine learning engineers onto the chain, so DeFi applications are no longer passively reacting to the market but can think ahead.

How can this be used? For example, optimizing liquidity mining strategies through on-chain prediction signals, identifying which trading pairs are about to experience explosive growth; or using AI signals to optimize risk pricing in lending protocols; even guiding the timing of cross-chain arbitrage. In simple terms, it turns DeFi from a passive participant into an active predictor.

This approach of combining professional quantitative capabilities with on-chain applications is indeed worth paying attention to.

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SwapWhisperer

· 01-06 11:51

Hmm... Putting quantitative signals on the chain sounds logical, but can it really be implemented? --- Writing predictive signals on-chain? Sounds impressive, but I'm worried it might just be another new trick to cut the leeks. --- Another revolutionary project on Base. I bet five bucks that no one will use it in half a year. --- Wait a minute, with DeFi active prediction, wouldn't the risk pricing be more easily manipulated? --- Someone should have done this a long time ago. Quant traders should have gone on-chain already. Why only now? --- Wow, AI and prediction again. This feels a bit familiar... Where was the last project that hyped this up? --- It's easy to say, but the real question is how accurate the predictions are. If they're accurate, everyone will want to use them secretly. --- I'm interested in cross-chain arbitrage guidance, but can you save me some gas fees? --- Haha, moving quantitative trading on-chain—that's like putting the brains of experts into smart contracts. Interesting. --- Wait, are predictive signals reliable? Could they all be wrong together?

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-06 11:39

Ha, it's the same oracle concept again. Will it really be implemented this time? By the way, isn't Allora just moving quantitative strategies onto the chain... Sounds cool, but we'll see if it really makes money. Wait, using AI signals for risk pricing? Then who will bear the bad debt risk of lending protocols? Forget it, I'll just wait and see, let the real data speak. Has anyone used it? How does it feel?

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-06 11:38

Forget it, it's another prediction signal. The last one was hyped up quite a bit... Wait, is this really different? AI + on-chain prediction... sounds interesting Why do I feel like this is another sign of a new wave of rug pulls? Be careful, everyone Running this on Base? Gas fees are going to skyrocket again, right? Liquidity mining combined with AI prediction, sounds impressive, but how much you can actually earn is hard to say Is this genuine innovation or just repackaging old stories with a new shell?

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 01-06 11:36

Predicting on-chain signals is indeed a new approach, but the real question is who can actually make money using it skillfully. --- With both AI and quantitative methods, it sounds crazy, but can the liquidity mining yields really withstand the gas fees? --- If Allora's system can truly work, then the lending risk control needs to be revolutionary. It feels like the current pricing models are too rough. --- Identifying explosive market movements in advance? lol Isn't that just an on-chain version of insider trading? --- I'm interested in cross-chain arbitrage optimization, but the premise is trusting these prediction signals. The question is, who will verify them? --- From passive to active, that sounds great. Let's wait until the actual performance data comes out before making any judgments. --- Launching on Base, how will the gas fees be calculated? Could it turn out to be just another flashy conceptual project?

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SolidityStruggler

· 01-06 11:31

Honestly, AI prediction writing on-chain sounds really impressive, but can it really make money? The previous wave was already tough enough, and now this one is coming again? If Allora's system really works, big players would have been testing it long ago; it's only coming out now... Isn't this just advanced copy trading, and you still have to pay for signals? The Base ecosystem is just another new concept; let's wait and see if it will be another flash in the pan. I don't know how deep the pit is, but surely someone will have to pay the tuition.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 01-06 11:29

On-chain predictive signals, this time it seems like there's something... but how many can actually be implemented and used? --- Honestly, the Allora logic sounds good, but how to solve data latency and gas costs on the blockchain for quantitative strategies? --- Another project claiming to change DeFi, let's wait and see first. --- Liquidity mining + "AI prediction" combo sounds tempting, but I'm worried it might be another rug pull after collecting funds. --- Using AI signals for lending risk pricing, this could really create differentiation, quite interesting. --- New players are entering the Base ecosystem, the key is whether large funds will come in to support. --- Predicting the market in advance? Feels like it could easily turn into "early harvesting of profits"... --- How to avoid privacy and front-running risks when writing signals on-chain for quantitative traders? --- If this strategy can truly operate stably, it might attract a wave of new liquidity, worth keeping an eye on. --- DeFi is hyping upgrades again, but often it's just old wine in new bottles.

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