The flow of money is often more honest than words.

Recently, a major player has entered the oracle track—Franklin Templeton, the veteran asset management company managing $1.5 trillion and with 76 years of experience on Wall Street.

This is no small matter.

In the past, most oracle investments came from VCs like Multicoin and Paradigm. They understand code and geek thinking. But this time, the approach is different. These are genuine old-money Wall Street players, whose investment decisions are backed by strict compliance reviews.

Franklin Templeton has chosen APRO Oracle.

Why is this worth paying attention to?

Imagine this simply: if a leading exchange or traditional financial giant wants to issue a fund product on-chain, whose data source would they choose? It would definitely be infrastructure they have invested in and trust. They will only use tools that have passed their own due diligence standards.

This is not just about fundraising. It marks a shift in the identity of oracles—from "underdog heroes" to "mainstream weapons."

Key signals are emerging:

**1. The RWA track is about to explode**

Old money won't invest blindly in infrastructure. They build roads because they know a convoy is coming. Large-scale real-world asset on-chain is now counting down.

**2. APRO's fundamentals are being re-evaluated**

Backed by an endorsement from Franklin Templeton, the project's nature has changed. It’s no longer a niche project but a springboard for traditional finance to enter Web3. The level of imagination at this scale is not yet reflected in the current market cap.

Don’t wait for big news reports that RWA has already become widespread before jumping in. The current moment is the window for early deployment. Watch the movements of those whale funds; the paths they take often point to the next wave of opportunities.