2025-12-25 05:26:33

The crypto market in 2024 still resembles a barren wilderness, full of opportunities waiting to be developed. Now it's the end of 2025, and this wilderness has completely transformed—becoming a digital ecosystem dominated by AI Agents. I spend my days staring at the screen, not just watching candlestick movements, but observing thousands of AI agents engaging in millisecond-level competitions. These digital beings don't sleep or have emotions, but they have a fatal flaw: once the input data is corrupted, these expensive algorithms instantly "hallucinate," directly triggering account explosions.

Against this backdrop, I began to ponder why APRO could become the "oxygen supply system" and "gas station" for these digital beings.

Traditional oracles have a clear role in crypto history—they serve as bridges between the real world and on-chain data. But in the era of AI trading, the old-fashioned oracles are too bulky and sluggish. What AI Agents truly need for trading is "intent recognition" and "real-time feedback." Their data requirements have long been upgraded—not just feeding prices every few minutes, but providing a comprehensive nutrient package: deep liquidity, cross-chain real-time status, and social sentiment. The emergence of APRO is about building a whole new "metabolic system" for these AI agents.

From a technical perspective, APRO completely abandons the old passive waiting approach. It achieves a "主动识别" (active recognition) mechanism through a decentralized validation node cluster architecture—that's where its real innovation lies.

View Original

This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.

11 Likes

Reward
11
5
Repost
Share

Comment

0/400

GasBankrupter

· 15h ago

Data corruption leads AI to hallucinate; I'm really afraid of this. My account can't handle this kind of messing around. The "metabolism system" of APRO sounds okay, but can it really save lives? Proactive recognition sounds impressive, but we'll see how it performs in practice. The Wilderness Era is actually more refreshing; now everything is crushed by algorithms. The oracle old-timer definitely needs an upgrade; data delay of one second and the money is gone. If it could truly prevent account explosions, I might believe in this system. This millisecond-level game makes me tired just watching; algorithms really have no emotions, which is absurd. Using social public opinion as a data source? That's a pretty risky move. Can decentralized verification really prevent data pollution? What do you think? Algorithms are ruthless; bad data is a ticking time bomb. APRO acts as a "gas station" for AI Agents; it depends on the quality of the fuel. Who still dares to follow K-line trading now? It's all AI agents playing.

View OriginalReply0

PretendingSerious

· 15h ago

If the data is corrupted, just blow up the account—this phrase is spot on... APRO's "metabolism system" really hits the nail on the head.

View OriginalReply0

APY追逐者

· 15h ago

Data corruption leads AI to hallucinate, I understand that very well. Last time, a toxic feed caused a liquidation, it was disastrous. APRO's proactive recognition logic is indeed different, but whether it can really save lives depends on real-world application. --- AI Agents are everywhere; who is feeding them the data that truly matters? --- Haha, the analogy of "oxygen supply system" is brilliant. It feels like the era of traditional oracles is truly over. --- Wait, how exactly does proactive recognition work? Can you explain it in simpler terms? --- Microsecond-level trading makes me dizzy; I still prefer the feeling of managing my own trades. No matter how awesome APRO is, it still depends on whether the data sources are reliable. --- From 2024 to 2025, the changes are really quite fast, almost like watching a sci-fi movie. The metabolic system sounds very high-tech, but what about the risks?

View OriginalReply0

CryingOldWallet

· 15h ago

Corrupted data directly crashes accounts, isn't that my daily routine... Is APRO's "metabolism system" really reliable?

View OriginalReply0

FUD_Vaccinated

· 16h ago

Data corruption leads algorithms to hallucinate; I really buy into this logic. The oracle in the AI Agent era definitely needs an upgrade; the old methods really can't keep up. APRO's "metabolism system" sounds pretty fancy, but how it actually performs remains to be seen. Decentralized validation node clusters... in simple terms, it's still a gamble on whether the information sources are clean enough. In an era of millisecond-level gaming, a single data delay can lead to a liquidation, pressure is immense. This wave is coming too fiercely; it feels like most people haven't even reacted. Proactive recognition mechanisms are much more reliable than passive waiting; at least the approach is sound. The combination of cross-chain real-time status and public sentiment analysis indeed offers room for imagination. But honestly, even the most advanced system has to kneel when faced with a black swan; can APRO protect the market? From supply chains to "oxygen supply systems," the metaphor is well used, but what about trust?

View OriginalReply0