As discussed at the outset, current oracle projects’ integrations with data consumers have more marketing value than real-word value at the moment due to the high cost of usage fees, and although many useful connections have been made with projects like Chainlink that highlight the need for a decentralized oracle, there is nevertheless reliance on centralized feeds at the end of the day by many of these data consumer-side projects. Kylin, occupying an oracle-like functionality through extending and coordinating, and removing friction for OCW functionality, will offer a much cheaper alternative to the current solutions extant in the field today. Thanks to building natively via Substrate on Polkadot, we expect the cost of doing so and the speed and ease of doing so to be many orders of magnitude more efficient such that practical usage in the near-term will be a reality.