Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) Integration

An overview of the development prospects and current status of the entire Sui ecosystem.

Oracles, as a key infrastructure of Blockchain, connect off-chain data with smart contracts, and their market size is expected to reach 13.8 to 23.1 billion USD by 2030. In the future, real-world assets will become the second rise curve for Oracles, driving revenue growth in the industry. The application of Oracles will expand from the financial sector to various scenarios, leading to the emergence of more specialized projects within the industry to support Oracle development.

The Oracle Machine plays a key role in Blockchain, serving as the hub for data transmission and on-chain information, driving the industry from centralization to decentralization and verifiability. Market competition is becoming increasingly fierce, and future development directions include modular Oracles, AI integration, and RWA binding, among others. The value and investment opportunities of Oracles need to be closely followed, as the era of structural dividends has already arrived.

Oracle Machine is a key infrastructure of Blockchain that brings off-chain data into smart contracts. The market size is expected to reach between $13.8 billion to $23.1 billion by 2030. Chainlink is the market leader, while Pyth and Redstone have their own advantages. In the future, new demands such as RWA will promote the second rise of Oracle Machine, driving the industry towards diversified development evolution.

Oracle Machine track: Seeking the second rise curve The Oracle Machine is one of the cornerstones of the blockchain world, and its core competitiveness mainly manifests in four aspects: the comprehensiveness and credibility of data acquisition, the acquisition of exclusive data and value capture, the security and decentralization of the verification mechanism, and the transmission efficiency and network robustness. It is expected that by 2030, the overall market size of the Oracle Machine track should be between 13.8 billion and 23.1 billion US dollars. Chainlink is the absolute leader in the Oracle Machine track, with rich data sources and extensive project collaborations; Pyth has advantages in transmission speed and financial data acquisition; Redstone is currently the only Oracle Machine that has both Push and Pull pricing methods. In the future, Oracle Machines will no longer overly rely on providing pricing services for DeFi projects, and RWA is expected to become a strong second rise curve in the Oracle Machine track. DePIN, AI, DeS