Many applications fail not because of the contract, but because of the data. A slight deviation in data input can lead to significant errors in clearing and settlement; a few minutes of delay in updates can allow arbitrage to drain the system. The oracle's task is to solve the issue of 'trustworthy input', which is a prerequisite for any complex financial and interactive application. The long-term value of WINkLink lies in engineering this trust: multi-source redundancy, update rhythm, anomaly handling, and verifiable mechanisms enable the application layer to operate on more stable inputs.

For users, the most intuitive feeling is that 'the rules are indeed followed as rules'. You don't need to understand where the data comes from, but you will perceive fairness and stability in the results. For developers, standardized data interfaces mean faster iterations, lower self-built costs, and stronger combinatorial innovations. The more stable the data layer, the more the ecosystem dares to create more complex product forms; the more complex the product forms, the more likely they are to attract a broader user base and long-term funding.

Therefore, to assess the upper limit of the ecosystem, we must first look at the lower limit of the data. The higher the lower limit, the greater the upper limit.

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