APRO is designed to solve the classic “oracle problem”: getting reliable real-world data onto blockchains in a way that is fast, cheap and hard to manipulate. It positions itself as a “third-generation, AI-enhanced oracle” that focuses on high-fidelity data—very frequent updates, low latency, and strong resistance to price manipulation—using a layered architecture that combines off-chain computation, AI pipelines, and on-chain verification. This data powers use cases across DeFi, real-world assets (RWA), AI agents and prediction markets, feeding not just token prices but also more complex, non-standard data like proof-of-reserves, logistics records or real-world reference data.
Under the hood, APRO runs a two-layer network: one layer of oracle nodes that aggregate and push/pull data, and a higher-level verification layer that arbitrates disputes and checks integrity. It offers both Data Push (nodes proactively updating feeds on thresholds or time) and Data Pull (on-demand queries for high-frequency data) so dApps can trade off cost vs. freshness depending on their needs. The AT token is the network’s core asset, used for incentives, securing the oracle network and aligning node operators, integrators and users; total supply is capped at 1 billion AT, with a portion currently circulating and trading on major exchanges like Binance and others.