Many people talk about oracles, and the first thing that comes to mind is on-chain price data. But honestly, for the on-chain financial ecosystem, what truly makes a difference is deploying "verifiable and reusable data structures" on the chain—such as indices, interest rates, volatility, collateral status, and risk indicators.

The more comprehensive and traceable the data, the more detailed risk control upper-layer applications can implement, and product design can better meet actual needs rather than passively relying on crude data to make do.

One idea worth paying attention to is standardizing data capabilities into reusable modules. Unified data access protocols, transparent pricing mechanisms, and open APIs—this way, developers don’t have to build the entire data pipeline from scratch each time, enabling rapid iteration of more complex financial products. For traders and liquidity providers, the benefits include more certainty in settlements, more reasonable parameter settings, and less risk of data drift "extra harvesting" even in extreme market conditions.

If you are involved in lending, contract trading, or structured products within the TRON ecosystem, it is recommended to treat data infrastructure as the top priority in your evaluation. The more solid the foundation, the more sustainable the returns.