Most L1s outsource their oracle infrastructure to third-party networks.

Gravity embedded it directly into consensus.
The same validators that produce blocks also attest external data — secured by the exact same two-thirds threshold that protects the chain itself.
That’s not an incremental upgrade. That’s a fundamentally different trust model.
On most chains, an oracle failure is invisible until it’s expensive. On Gravity, the oracle’s security equals the chain’s security. Nothing more, nothing less.
12,000+ TPS at 200-millisecond block times. $0.0026 per ERC-20 transfer. A five-stage pipeline where no stage waits on another.
But performance is only part of the story.
The real unlock is what becomes possible when blockspace is no longer a scarce, contested resource: agent-scale transaction volumes, high-frequency markets, and consumer-grade onchain activity — use cases that were previously priced out.
Gravity ships with native agent tooling — allowing AI coding agents to deploy contracts, read state, and execute transactions directly on-chain.
AI agents need sub-second finality, ultra-low fees, and trustworthy external data.
Gravity wasn’t adapted for them. It was designed for them.
Most chains are trying to catch up to the agent economy.
Gravity was built as its foundation.
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