Recently observed a phenomenon: when official statements fail and command execution is ineffective, the very system begins to bleed. Looking at this phenomenon in the crypto space, it’s like a mirror that reveals the true nature—many projects attract retail investors with promises of 'disrupting the industry' and 'thousand-fold potential,' only to end up with poor technology or vanish after siphoning funds. Their tactics are no different from hollow official rhetoric.

Speaking of which, the biggest losses in trading cryptocurrencies and derivatives are not from stop-losses triggered by market reversals, but from the unseen knives of 'information asymmetry' and 'fake data.' Imagine these scenarios: watching BCH rapidly rise with the intent to short, only to realize the order book is extremely thin and full of bots faking volume; following a project’s white paper into private placements, only to find the technical solutions are a mess; relying on oracle data that lags by 3 seconds, and that delay causes liquidation—at its core, these pitfalls stem from untrustworthy data itself.

The true solution cannot remain just at the slogan stage. Multi-source data aggregation oracles are different—they compile real-time prices from mainstream exchanges and multi-chain DEXs, ensuring data integrity through cryptographic verification to prevent tampering. When you query, you’re not just getting data from a single source but also seeing market depth and large order movements across platforms. This way, before you attempt to short, you can truly grasp the full market picture—eliminating concerns about information gaps and fake data, providing a solid foundation for normal trading.

In this market filled with lies, 'trustworthiness' itself is a scarce commodity.