Financial markets are never short of arrogant people. The problem is, arrogance often comes at a cost.

Imagine the crypto ecosystem as a developing metropolis, where oracles are the city's water treatment plants and power stations. Without them, all the skyscrapers are just shells, uninhabitable.

As early as 2024 or even earlier, major institutions still viewed Bitcoin through the lens of Ethereum's logic. And what happened? They completely overlooked infrastructure layers like APRO. Fast forward to December 2025, the TVL of Bitcoin's layer 2 solutions has surpassed hundreds of billions of dollars. These institutions suddenly turn around, queueing with checkbooks to buy in, with prices now ten or even a hundred times higher than back then. This storyline has played out repeatedly in the crypto space.

Initially, no one understood why certain oracles were so important during the DeFi boom. Now, history is repeating itself in the Bitcoin ecosystem. APRO has the ability to turn those dismissive institutions into high-positioned buyers, and the key lies in—it's breaking the long-standing "information island" dilemma of Bitcoin.

From a technical bottom-up perspective, Bitcoin is inherently isolated. The UTXO model, combined with limited scripting capabilities, means external data simply cannot enter. Most previous solutions were temporary fixes, trying to directly transplant Ethereum's oracle logic. But APRO chose a more difficult path: it built a native verification system based on Bitcoin's logic from scratch. Through multi-signature threshold technology and a decentralized node network, it has become the true infrastructure of this city.