Brothers watching the market, look here. There is a major event this afternoon at 4 PM — Bitcoin options expiration hit a record high, with the total volume surpassing $20 billion, and the biggest pain point is stuck at $95,000. Everywhere in the market, people are discussing this; with so many bullish options positions out there, even if the price doesn’t actually hit the pain point, a wild fluctuation is inevitable.

But there’s a problem that many people overlook: when the market is so extremely volatile, are the "pricing references" for your on-chain assets really reliable? Your DeFi lending positions, leveraged contracts, and the entire protocol liquidation logic all rely on that "oracle price feed." If this data source experiences delays, deviations, or even short-term manipulation during intense volatility, what awaits you is a silent chain reaction of liquidations and a collapse.

That’s why new generation oracle projects are becoming increasingly critical in this market environment. Their purpose is to serve as a stable and reliable "north star" during the market’s craziest and most chaotic times.

Specifically, one approach is to address "flash crashes" and data delay issues. Traditional oracles tend to struggle with rapid price swings, leading to increasing time gaps between on-chain prices and the real market, eventually causing inexplicable liquidations. New oracle solutions use low-latency push mechanisms and multi-source data aggregation and verification in real-time, minimizing this time gap and making on-chain prices more aligned with actual market conditions.

Another focus is to prevent malicious price manipulation. Oracle attacks have long been studied, and through multi-source data aggregation and verification mechanisms, these risks can be effectively countered.