Looking back from the end of 2025, the crypto world is undergoing a power restructuring. In the past, we all looked for the ceiling of application innovation on ETH or BNB. But now the situation has changed—when decentralized oracles and data infrastructure are truly activated, a new prediction emerges: the next super application worth tens of billions of dollars may not be born on traditional smart contract platforms, but rather on the infrastructure layer of such ecosystems.

Why is this happening? Imagine blockchain as a rapidly expanding digital city. Layer2 is the widened streets, while the Oracle Machine is the brain and sensor of the entire city. By 2025, the Total Value Locked (TVL) of the Bitcoin ecosystem has already surpassed 60 billion USD. Such enormous liquidity has exceptionally high demands for data accuracy and response speed. Traditional oracle architectures face high-frequency volatility environments like Bitcoin Layer 2, as if using an old cart to transport fiber optics—both latency and costs are too high.

The real bottleneck is not at the consensus layer, but at the data layer. As financial scenarios become increasingly complex, and when DeFi requires price feedback in seconds or even milliseconds, a set of oracle infrastructure that can keep up with the pace becomes essential. This is not only an optimization issue but also a fundamental question of whether the next generation of applications can be supported. Whoever can solve this bottleneck holds the key to ecological growth. From this perspective, the true dividend period of the Bitcoin ecosystem has just begun.