BlackAndWhite

Many people talk about the "next wave of large-scale Web3 applications," and the first reaction is: higher TPS, lower Gas, faster confirmation.
But from Rialo's perspective, what truly determines the ceiling is: real-world inputs.
The reason is simple:
No matter how strong the chain is, if it can only process "on-chain self-referential data," your applications will easily get stuck in trading and speculation. To reach the daily needs of real users, you must handle off-chain world: data, identity, time, results.
"Real-world inputs" are not empty words; they usually include 👇
1. Web data: APIs,

If you don't get rich in 2025, then definitely not
Investing - Shorting Palladium - Involving Pornography - Buying Silver - Gambling on Platinum - Greedy for Tungsten
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Last night, I opened a 3-minute rapid mode position on @letsCatapult.
The description of this mode is very interesting: a pure wave frenzy, I really experienced a wave frenzy.
The 100u experience quota I was given earlier has not been fully used up. I spent 10u at the opening, in three minutes. Total transaction volume was 2.1k, with a 0.5% fee rebate, resulting in about 10 fees. Additionally, I made another 10u profit by冲了一波, and in total I transferred 23u, which is enough for a pig foot rice meal.
Occasionally using small amounts of funds for leisure is still okay.

Do you know how sluggish the market is?
Even the platforms selling the "three-piece set" have run away...

Taking advantage of the traffic hype to post this cover card—how is this any different from exploiting the Hong Kong fire for fake donations?
Is bad publicity still publicity?

Lost my job, came to web3 to earn some bread, but then the bear market hit. Was just about to mint an e-bike to do food delivery, and the new food delivery national standard came out... regardless 😊😊
Was just about to mint an e-bike to do food delivery, and the new food delivery national standard came out...

What do you think about the new encryption currency policy in the country?
Today's meeting has three significant changes and upgrades compared to the previous ones.
Change 1: Regulation shifts from "emphasizing prohibition" to "multi-departmental collaborative governance"
The year 2021 was a joint action by ten departments, and this meeting almost included all key regulatory and law enforcement units (Public Security, Cyberspace Administration, the two Supreme Courts, the Central Bank, the Securities Regulatory Commission, etc.).
Clearly propose the "information flow + capital flow" dual m