Venture capital in Silicon Valley is planning the next generation of blockchain super applications, Middle Eastern capitalists are tokenizing energy revenues on the chain, asset management institutions in Asia-Pacific are allocating government bonds on distributed ledgers, and Seoul's eSports industry is writing match results in real-time into the blockchain for derivatives trading.

These seemingly unrelated markets are actually connected by an invisible link.

This link is called cross-chain oracle.

And the real game is just beginning—some projects are trying to evolve it into a global "on-chain data neural network."

**The Real Dilemma Facing the Global On-Chain Economy**

Try these scenarios to understand the complexity of the problem:

A European liquidity mining platform wants to access real-time offshore RMB exchange rates in Hong Kong; a Middle Eastern real-world asset tokenization project urgently needs production data verification from African mines; North American on-chain gaming needs to get real-time results from Southeast Asian eSports leagues...

Traditional approach? Connect to a bunch of different regional data sources, stack adaptation layers, and in the end, still get stuck due to data delays and verification conflicts.

A new solution path is more direct:

A unified network. Covering more than 40 public chains. Using one set of verification logic for global data sources. Synchronized across time zones in real-time.

This is no longer just a technical solution but has become the infrastructure for the globalization of the on-chain economy.

**Concept of a Three-Layer Globalization Architecture**

The first layer is the "multi-center model" of data sources. It does not rely on a single country or region's information sources. For price data, it connects multiple leading trading platforms across different regions and computes a comprehensive result through a weighting algorithm; real-world data is accessed through official statistical agencies, satellite data providers, IoT sensor networks…