In four months, a startup capital of 200 yuan turned into 12,150 yuan.

That's right, a 60x increase.

Honestly, I didn't expect such a result at the beginning. This move was more based on a calm judgment — the oracle track was still relatively niche at the time, and I went all in. Looking back, this was probably the most rational "reckless" decision I've made this year.

**Why oracles?**

In the on-chain world, data is gold. DeFi, gaming, derivatives, insurance — almost all complex applications rely on this: accurate and reliable data inputs are essential for operation. The role of oracles is clear: they act as the "look outward, send inward" bridge.

Established oracle projects have long stabilized, but stability brings its own problems. The ecosystem gradually solidifies, with node authority concentrated in the hands of a few big players, making it less friendly to ordinary developers and new projects.

At this point, I noticed a different approach.

**Two very practical things**

They don't claim to "disrupt" anyone, but are innovating in two directions.

First is multi-chain real-time data streams. Not limited to price information — results of competitions, weather data, random numbers, and even compliant data can be pushed directly across chains with almost zero latency. This comprehensive data coverage opens up many new application scenarios.

Second is democratization of nodes. Anyone can run a light node; staking tokens allows participation in data validation and earning rewards. This directly lowers the barrier to entry for nodes and redistributes power from a few to the community.

Simply put, this is a step toward making data and governance rights more open and fair. It's not just slogans, but substantial changes at the architectural level.