Web3 in 2024 feels like a grand feast, with various narratives unfolding one after another. Now, this wave has permeated into computers in countless households from the exchange's Candlestick Chart. Last night, I launched the APRO Node for the first time, and looking at that line of green success message in the terminal, I suddenly realized - this is not just running a program, but truly participating in the construction of a globally distributed network. That feeling is completely different.

Over the past year, the game logic of the crypto market has undergone a qualitative change. It has evolved from being purely emotion-driven to a real competition of productive forces. What role does APRO play here? To put it simply, it acts like the central nervous system of the blockchain world. The old generation of oracle just moved data back and forth, while what APRO does with its decentralized verification protocol is completely different – it performs complex logical calculations for real-time rights confirmation. To put it another way, if the previous Layer2 was like building a highway, then the APRO nodes are the smartest traffic control systems on the road, allowing every smart contract to obtain the most reliable data support in milliseconds.

From a technical perspective, APRO has abandoned the cumbersome consensus mechanism in favor of a more streamlined and flexible Adaptive Resource Proof. I found an interesting aspect during the configuration – a regular home computer can run a node in this network as long as the network latency meets the requirements. This openness perfectly confirms a new trend of Web3 in 2025.