Smart contracts can run on the chain, but how does the key data come in? This seemingly simple question has long held the industry’s lifeline.

Until recently, the situation began to change.

**Everything started with a "Data Crisis"**

Last fall, several seasoned professionals sat together and reached a consensus: current oracles are too limited, mainly feeding price data. To truly unlock the potential of on-chain finance, blockchain needs to understand contract terms, news events, logistics trajectories, and even recognize image content.

Their idea was straightforward — not to copy existing solutions, but to leap directly to the next generation. Building a network infrastructure capable of cleaning "dirty data" from the real world and transforming it into trustworthy on-chain information.

It sounds ambitious, but the demand is real: trillions of dollars in real-world assets (RWA) are waiting to be credibly migrated onto the chain.

**Capital Voting Is Very Persuasive**

In October last year, several leading investment firms jointly invested $3 million in seed funding. This is not just an ordinary financing event — traditional financial giants are saying with real money: "We bet on this direction."

With funding support, the real challenge begins. The team needs to advance simultaneously in multiple complex fields such as AI algorithms, cryptographic verification, and cross-chain communication. An internal joke is: "We’re doing something that either changes the game or fails spectacularly."

**Two-layer Design of the Underlying Technology**

Their differentiation mainly lies in architectural design. First is the introduction of AI as a "data translator"...