#sxt $SXT @SpaceandTime
#SXT is a project I’ve been following recently. Its core business is to provide verifiable data support for AI, tokenization, and DeFi.
As we all know, DeFi currently has a number of pain points. One of them is its heavy reliance on oracles: liquidations and calculations are based almost entirely on oracle prices. This is also the root cause of many oracle attacks throughout history.
Space and Time aims to improve DeFi’s data infrastructure by building a verifiable data-support service.
Here’s a simple analogy:
-Traditionally, someone hands you a table of calculated results. Users must either trust the provider or recalculate everything themselves from the raw data.
-Verifiable queries aim to provide “the result plus proof of the calculation,” allowing users to check whether the result was derived from the specified data and query logic—without having to reprocess all the raw records.
This means data authenticity will no longer be a concern for protocols. It could also help prevent oracle manipulation to some extent, since the cost to malicious attackers would increase dramatically, potentially making such attacks practically impossible.
If DeFi is to continue growing, integrating traditional financial assets is essential. Given the current scale of DeFi and the state of its infrastructure, capital is understandably cautious. If DeFi is to support more complex assets and financial logic, verifying data sources and calculation processes will become increasingly important. Verifiable data infrastructure is worth keeping an eye on.
#SXT is a project I’ve been following recently. Its core business is to provide verifiable data support for AI, tokenization, and DeFi.
As we all know, DeFi currently has a number of pain points. One of them is its heavy reliance on oracles: liquidations and calculations are based almost entirely on oracle prices. This is also the root cause of many oracle attacks throughout history.
Space and Time aims to improve DeFi’s data infrastructure by building a verifiable data-support service.
Here’s a simple analogy:
-Traditionally, someone hands you a table of calculated results. Users must either trust the provider or recalculate everything themselves from the raw data.
-Verifiable queries aim to provide “the result plus proof of the calculation,” allowing users to check whether the result was derived from the specified data and query logic—without having to reprocess all the raw records.
This means data authenticity will no longer be a concern for protocols. It could also help prevent oracle manipulation to some extent, since the cost to malicious attackers would increase dramatically, potentially making such attacks practically impossible.
If DeFi is to continue growing, integrating traditional financial assets is essential. Given the current scale of DeFi and the state of its infrastructure, capital is understandably cautious. If DeFi is to support more complex assets and financial logic, verifying data sources and calculation processes will become increasingly important. Verifiable data infrastructure is worth keeping an eye on.