Recently spent a lot of time researching the APRO project. Frankly speaking, among many oracle solutions, this one’s approach is indeed a bit different.

Many people treat node elections as a routine governance operation, but APRO is not quite the same. What’s the core difference? The node’s revenue does not come from unlimited token issuance, but rather from real shares of protocol business. As one of the few oracles on BNB Chain capable of generating genuine cash flow, APRO collaborates with high-growth sectors like DeFi, AI, and gaming protocols, earning subscription fees and usage charges. In other words, node participants who provide security and data to the network are actually sharing in a continuously growing business profit, rather than simply "receiving subsidies." This logic, supported by real cash flow, provides a more reliable foundation for staking and network security.

However, APRO’s ambitions go beyond that. It is building a data verification layer capable of adapting to the "smart world." This includes providing much-needed infrastructure for the Bitcoin ecosystem (such as RGB++ and Runes), supplying tamper-proof reliable information sources for autonomous AI agents (via the ATTP protocol), and automatically verifying complex documents related to real-world assets through AI models. All these indicate that APRO is simultaneously positioned at the intersection of three major trends: the Bitcoin ecosystem, AI, and RWA.

From the token perspective, the total supply of AT is 10 billion tokens, used for governance, staking, and ecosystem incentives. As the node plan launches and a large number of tokens are locked to participate in network security and profit sharing, the circulating supply may tighten.

Ultimately, APRO is not just building an oracle but laying the trust and data foundation for the next world composed of blockchain, AI, and real assets. The node model driven by real revenue is the most solid starting point for this story.