Here's a scary story: the assets you store in smart contracts might always be exposed to an invisible risk.

Most DeFi applications rely on something called "oracles"—price data, asset information, liquidity data. As long as the data fed in is delayed, tampered with, or polluted, your funds could vanish in an instant. There have indeed been many tragedies like this in the market.

But recently, there's an interesting phenomenon: the stability of some leading protocols has significantly improved. Falcon Finance can quickly deploy multi-chain vaults and handle huge liquidity without data slippage issues, thanks to a new infrastructure called APRO.

How does this system work?

**First trick: AI screening, but final decisions still require voting.** APRO uses machine learning to identify abnormal fluctuations before data is on-chain, but the final ruling is made by distributed nodes. It combines AI's quick response with the decentralization of a black box.

**Second trick: Double-layer network.** One layer is dedicated to high-speed data collection and transmission, while the other handles verification and delivery. The concept isn't new, but the execution details determine success—like logistics systems separating mainline transport and last-mile inspection.

**Third trick: Supports over 40 mainstream public chains.** Not just token prices—stocks, real estate, NFTs, and other assets—APRO can handle them all. This makes cross-ecosystem real asset integration safer.

**Fourth trick: Costs are reduced.** Through deep collaboration with public chains, oracle usage fees have dropped significantly, ultimately benefiting user returns.

You'll find that while 99% of protocols are still struggling with data security, cutting-edge protocols like Falcon Finance are already wearing body armor. This isn't bragging—it's backed by solid infrastructure.

Who will be the next to fall victim to a data breach? It's time to seriously think about it.