Many people are looking for 100x coins, but real opportunities are often hidden in unnoticed places. Just like the infrastructure projects back in the day, which were easily overlooked. Recently, I discovered an interesting direction—APRO, a oracle project focused on AI and RWA data pipelines.

It’s not very popular right now, but upon closer inspection, it happens to be positioned in two of the hottest tracks: AI Agents and RWA (Real World Asset on-chain). Both of these directions are widely recognized as major future trends.

First, let’s talk about the essence of oracles. Blockchains cannot see the outside world themselves; oracles are their eyes and ears. Traditional oracles only handle data transfer—bringing prices and transaction information from off-chain to on-chain. APRO aims to do something different. It uses machine learning to preprocess raw data: marking which data is trustworthy, filtering out spam and noise, and transforming messy information into structured knowledge that AI can directly use. When on-chain AI Agents need to make decisions, they receive verified, timestamped, reliable data packets.

How important is this? Imagine—if an AI Agent on-chain automatically trades and manages assets, but it receives manipulated false data, the consequences could be disastrous. APRO addresses this trust layer pain point.

But the bigger opportunity lies in RWA. To tokenize real-world assets like real estate, government bonds, and artworks on-chain, what is the most difficult problem? It’s how to securely and accurately transmit real-time status and price data of off-chain assets to the blockchain. There can be no fake data here. APRO’s AI-enhanced verification mechanism is precisely the key tailored for this trillion-dollar market.

Looking at the background, APRO is not an unknown newcomer. It has already received investment support from top institutions like Polychain Capital and Franklin D. Roosevelt, indicating that this idea has gained industry recognition.