Recently, the Oracle Machine zone has gained popularity. Today, let's talk about a project on BSC - APRO Oracle.
Why pay attention to it? To be honest, I really appreciate projects that focus on hard work instead of hype. There are no overwhelming KOL promotions, and they don't play the concept narrative game; they rely on rhythm and fundamentals, which is actually rare these days.
APRO's start is quite remarkable. It is benchmarked against the path of Aster—from being named by CZ to being incubated by YZi, and finally landing smoothly on a major exchange's spot market. This process being successful indicates that the team not only understands operations but also has solid resources backing them. It's not just some wild project that suddenly appears to tell a story.
The hard power aspect is more worth mentioning. Last week's market was so chaotic, but $AT's market value is still stable around 200 million. The airdrop selling pressure has passed, and the price hasn't experienced a cliff-like drop—this kind of resilience is something a one-wave project can't withstand.
More importantly, it is really making money. It is now one of the Oracle Machines with the most service projects on the BNB chain and has achieved profitability. The partners it has integrated with include leading projects in AI and prediction markets, and the business is solidly implemented, not just a PPT proposal.
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about node rumors. I think this is where the future imagination lies. It has real revenue as a foundation, and the node income does not rely on issuing new tokens to maintain it—this is reassuring. Once the nodes officially start, large holders will buy tokens to stake and lock them up, while VCs have their own lock-up periods, resulting in a natural shrinkage of the circulating supply. With such adjustments in supply and demand, the subsequent trends are actually quite interesting.
APRO has already gained significant weight in the Oracle Machine track on the BNB chain. Coupled with the possibility of entering the South Korean market in the future... I won't say much more to avoid being accused of being overly optimistic.
In summary, I prefer this steady and steady style. That's it for today, I'll update with new information when I have it!
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Anon4461
· 12-01 01:14
Once this node is activated, the circulating supply shrinks, which is really interesting.
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ContractCollector
· 11-30 19:40
Wow, this is what we call a project. It's rare to find ones that just focus on making money without boasting or criticizing.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 11-28 07:46
These types of projects are indeed more solid and do not have so many flashy things.
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NFTFreezer
· 11-28 07:43
Real revenue supports the foundation, this is the project temperament I like, don't do those虚的 things.
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ContractTearjerker
· 11-28 07:42
Yo, this is the real deal, no frills, just pure strength.
Recently, the Oracle Machine zone has gained popularity. Today, let's talk about a project on BSC - APRO Oracle.
Why pay attention to it? To be honest, I really appreciate projects that focus on hard work instead of hype. There are no overwhelming KOL promotions, and they don't play the concept narrative game; they rely on rhythm and fundamentals, which is actually rare these days.
APRO's start is quite remarkable. It is benchmarked against the path of Aster—from being named by CZ to being incubated by YZi, and finally landing smoothly on a major exchange's spot market. This process being successful indicates that the team not only understands operations but also has solid resources backing them. It's not just some wild project that suddenly appears to tell a story.
The hard power aspect is more worth mentioning.
Last week's market was so chaotic, but $AT's market value is still stable around 200 million. The airdrop selling pressure has passed, and the price hasn't experienced a cliff-like drop—this kind of resilience is something a one-wave project can't withstand.
More importantly, it is really making money.
It is now one of the Oracle Machines with the most service projects on the BNB chain and has achieved profitability. The partners it has integrated with include leading projects in AI and prediction markets, and the business is solidly implemented, not just a PPT proposal.
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about node rumors. I think this is where the future imagination lies.
It has real revenue as a foundation, and the node income does not rely on issuing new tokens to maintain it—this is reassuring. Once the nodes officially start, large holders will buy tokens to stake and lock them up, while VCs have their own lock-up periods, resulting in a natural shrinkage of the circulating supply. With such adjustments in supply and demand, the subsequent trends are actually quite interesting.
APRO has already gained significant weight in the Oracle Machine track on the BNB chain. Coupled with the possibility of entering the South Korean market in the future... I won't say much more to avoid being accused of being overly optimistic.
In summary, I prefer this steady and steady style. That's it for today, I'll update with new information when I have it!