To say what blockchain aims to do, ultimately it's about shedding intermediaries. But in reality, some external information cannot be avoided, and at this point, the question arises—how to incorporate these data "into" the system while maintaining decentralization?
Some projects directly build data oracles, with the idea of replacing traditional intermediaries using code and consensus. Solutions like WinkLink do not pursue perfect data; instead, through clever mechanism design, they make data tampering difficult and manipulation costs soar.
What does this capability mean for the TRON ecosystem? It allows the system to operate in more complex and realistic scenarios, without compromising decentralization. As the ecosystem grows stronger, the importance of this data foundational layer becomes increasingly evident, and to some extent, it determines how far the entire network can go.
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ser_aped.eth
· 7h ago
Oracles, to put it simply, are still a trust issue. Can code solve it? That's hard to say.
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RamenStacker
· 14h ago
Oracles, to put it simply, are still a trust issue that hasn't been truly resolved.
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PensionDestroyer
· 14h ago
Oracles are indeed fundamental infrastructure, but to be honest, is WinkLink reliable?
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LuckyBlindCat
· 14h ago
Oracles are essentially just another form of centralized wrapping.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 14h ago
Oracles are indeed the ceiling; if the data layer isn't well-managed, the entire ecosystem is just a castle in the air.
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ProtocolRebel
· 15h ago
Oracles are ultimately just new intermediaries, same old story...
To say what blockchain aims to do, ultimately it's about shedding intermediaries. But in reality, some external information cannot be avoided, and at this point, the question arises—how to incorporate these data "into" the system while maintaining decentralization?
Some projects directly build data oracles, with the idea of replacing traditional intermediaries using code and consensus. Solutions like WinkLink do not pursue perfect data; instead, through clever mechanism design, they make data tampering difficult and manipulation costs soar.
What does this capability mean for the TRON ecosystem? It allows the system to operate in more complex and realistic scenarios, without compromising decentralization. As the ecosystem grows stronger, the importance of this data foundational layer becomes increasingly evident, and to some extent, it determines how far the entire network can go.