2025-12-29 19:21:36

Recently, I came across a oracle project, AT Coin. My interest is not due to blind following but because the narrative in this track is undergoing a shift.

Link and Pyth have already solved the data speed issue, but what is the next step the market needs? The determination of unstructured data. AT's approach is to introduce AI Agents to handle this, filling the gap in traditional oracles regarding RWA (Real-World Asset on-chain) and complex financial derivatives pricing. This angle is quite interesting—the higher the financial complexity, the more urgent the need for data quality and intelligent judgment.

From the market perspective, AT has completed two bottom tests around 0.15, indicating that the chips have been sufficiently shaken out at this price level. Projects launched on top-tier exchanges generally have good liquidity, and the combination narrative of AI + DePIN just hits the main line of the year-end market trend. The risk-reward ratio at this position is still acceptable, making it suitable for phased entry with a long-term holding mindset. Remember to control risk exposure and wait for the narrative's poor repair space to be released.

AT-15.58%

PYTH-2.34%

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0xLostKey

· 3h ago

AT this idea is really quite interesting, the unstructured data segment is indeed a gap --- Link has been around for so long but still can't be solved, AT using AI Agent to cut into this track feels promising --- 0.15 twice bottoming out and shaking out enough? Then I need to observe a bit more --- AI+DePIN has really become the must-have combined skill at the end of the year, but this time AT seems not just riding the hype --- Be cautious about risk exposure and the like, I've seen too many projects with good narratives but poor performance --- Data judgment in RWA is indeed a bottleneck, if AT can truly solve this problem, its product strength shouldn't be low --- Liquidity is still okay, top exchanges generally won't have poor trading volumes --- The strategy of entering in batches is fine, just don't bet on a black swan appearing at the end --- I've heard the phrase about thoroughly shaking out chips too many times, the key is whether there is actual implementation afterward

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MetaverseMortgage

· 3h ago

ai+depin this wave is indeed different; LINK should have stepped aside long ago.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 3h ago

Sigh, Link and Pyth have long since lost their speed advantage. Now they're just competing in data verification? The AT approach is indeed innovative. I find it hard to believe that a 0.15 washout twice; it needs to be verified in practice. Using AI Agent as an oracle sounds good, but can it really solve the RWA pricing problem? This area is too complex. Invest in batches? Let's wait and see if any major institutions run away first.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 3h ago

ai+depin really is the hot topic, I agree with this approach, and the unstructured data area is indeed a blank spot. Link and Pyth are already struggling, we need new things to break the deadlock. 0.15 washout twice? The bottom signal still seems quite clear, let's wait and see before jumping in. AI agent involvement in financial data judgment sounds a bit mysterious, but the logic checks out. I agree with the phased entry approach, just avoid going all in. This New Year’s Eve market at really hit the right rhythm. The narrative around unstructured data is an improvement compared to pure speed competition.

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ShadowStaker

· 3h ago

ngl the whole "AI agent solving unstructured data" pitch is giving me infrastructure theater vibes... like, cool thesis on paper but where's the actual validator economics stress-tested? link and pyth already have liquidity moats that go *deep*

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