By December 2025, when the screens flashed everywhere with the message "BTC breaks $100,000," the market was buzzing. But at that moment, I wasn't watching the fluctuating account numbers; instead, I was like a captain checking the anchor chain before a storm—quickly switching to the monitoring backend, eyes fixed on APRO's price feed curve, tracking its millisecond-level fit with spot prices across major exchanges.

This calmness isn't feigned. When Bitcoin enters the "six-figure era," the entire digital financial system's rhythm changes. If BTC is the heart, then the oracle is the nervous system. When the heartbeat speeds up, tolerance for latency approaches zero.

Most people are still talking about the story of BTC reaching $100,000, but I am pondering a colder question: the "liquidity abyss." When volatility jumps into the hundreds of dollars, traditional oracles designed for the ETH ecosystem face a "time lag" with native Bitcoin assets (BRC-20, Runes, various BTC L2 products). A difference of a few cents normally isn't a big deal, but in extreme market conditions, it becomes a scythe for liquidation mechanisms.

Why do I place such importance on APRO at that moment? Honestly, the crypto market is like supersonic flight, and oracles are the dashboard. Only then can you truly see whose dashboard is clear and real-time enough.