Have you ever wondered why the digital art market always can't figure out copyright disputes? The works that creators have worked hard to make are stolen when they change hands, and the cost of rights protection is ridiculously high. After so many years of digitalization in the cultural industry, the biggest headache is still two old problems - whether the data can be trusted and how to protect copyright.

Now there is an interesting idea: use a decentralized oracle network to bring this data to the chain. APRO does this, it is like a notary office, helping creators record all the information of their works, the time of creation, and the ownership of copyright on the blockchain. Smart contracts are automatically executed, leaving an immutable trace with every transaction and authorization.

To put it bluntly, it is to install an "anti-counterfeiting label" on the digital art market. Creators don't have to worry about their works being copied, and buyers can confirm whether what they have in their hands is genuine. Transparent and open data on the chain, copyright disputes? Basically no drama. Creators can finally make the money they should earn from their works, and collectors don't have to worry about buying fakes.

Community activities can also be played. Online music festivals, digital art exhibitions, creative competitions...... Participation data can be verified throughout the process. Who contributes what and who should receive how much rewards are automatically distributed by the smart contract according to the rules, and there is no black box operation. Each creator's efforts are endorsed by on-chain records, and the community incentive mechanism is truly fair and just.

In the cultural and creative industry, the most feared thing is that the value will be buried and efforts will be plagiarized. With a trusted data infrastructure, the value circulation of the creative economy can truly turn around. Creators can create with peace of mind, the platform operates in a standardized manner, and consumers can consume with confidence - this is what the digital cultural ecology should look like.