In the oracle track, traditional solutions indeed have many pain points. Slow response times, frequent failures, and high costs are old issues. But there is a project that has addressed all of these through a combination of technological approaches, and it has been gaining a lot of discussion recently.

Its core advantages lie in several aspects. First is technological innovation — it solves data accuracy issues, improves efficiency, and offers more affordable prices. Second, the Web3 ecosystem is in a rapid development phase, and the demand for data services will continue to grow. Whoever seizes this track early will have a say.

Looking at token design, this is the truly attractive part. It allows staking for yields and participation in ecosystem governance. Such mechanisms can effectively lock in long-term investors. Moreover, the community foundation is solid — voting rights are dispersed, node operators are widespread, developer incentives are in place, and everyone is a stakeholder. The ecosystem’s activity naturally increases.

From the development outlook in 2026, the imagination space for this type of infrastructure project remains quite substantial.