Blockchains can execute code perfectly, but they still depend on outside data to make sense.
If that data is wrong, everything built on top of it starts to wobble. That is why I keep paying attention to what APRO is doing.
APRO is focused on making on chain data reliable, not just fast. It combines different verification methods so apps are not relying on a single source.
I like that developers can choose how data is delivered, either in real time or only when needed. That flexibility actually matters in real products.
The use of AI for data checks adds another safety layer, while verifiable randomness helps keep games and apps fair.
With support across many chains and asset types, APRO feels practical. Not flashy, just solid infrastructure.
And honestly, that is what Web3 needs more of right now.
