Dephy and APRO collaborate to launch the world's first AI-powered oracle system, reshaping the smart economy paradigm
ChainCatcher reported that Dephy and APRO have announced a strategic alliance, officially launching the Dephy Apro System—the world's first AI-powered quantitative system, specifically designed for RWA (Real World Asset tokenization), AI-Agent, and DeFi prediction markets. This system utilizes AI intelligent analysis, blockchain verification, and automated strategies to achieve intelligent, transparent, and trustless financial forecasting and asset pricing, marking a milestone as blockchain smart economies move from "passive execution" to "active learning."
The birth of the Dephy Apro System heralds a new era of deep integration between AI, RWA, and DeFi, injecting the evolutionary genes of "self-learning, self-trading, and self-verification" into the intelligent economic system. Meanwhile, the DAS token, also known as Xiao Da Shi Coin, will soon be listed on PancakeSwap and Alpha.
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