Are you still holding those oracle tokens that only transmit prices? They might be a bit outdated now.

Imagine the era from feature phones to smartphones. The sturdy, durable feature phones that could even crack walnuts were eventually phased out. Not because they broke, but because the times demanded more.

The on-chain world today is similar. The RWA market needs to interpret PDF documents, AI applications require running model computations, and GameFi needs to verify random numbers. These complex tasks cannot be solved by simple price transmission.

Oracles are undergoing a generational leap. From Oracle 1.0's price feeding era to the current Oracle 3.0—truly off-chain computing platforms.

This upgrade is reflected in three dimensions:

**First, it can "see".** Upload an invoice image, and the system can accurately recognize whether the amount is correct. This is OCR capability.

**Second, it can "calculate".** Input risk control models, and the system can determine whether a loan should be issued. This is where privacy-preserving computation plays a role.

**Third, it can "think".** Two AI models compete, and the system acts as a judge to decide the winner. This requires ZK verification support.

While the market is still competing over who can transmit prices faster, the new generation of oracles is already building true off-chain computing platforms.

Capital markets are always chasing new narratives. The story of Oracle 1.0 has been told for four years. Now, it's time for Oracle 3.0 to take the stage.

Have you updated your holdings to keep pace with this version upgrade?