"It means that, given an open-source model, this could help bring about the ability to:
— Daniel Hinton & Steve Jeffress
What if we could know, within a 1% precision, what the price of Bitcoin is, by only using your full node, and no other source of data? How useful could that be in protecting you from false data streams, or for building applications and decentralized marketplaces that could hedge and settle capital in BTC, according to its USD value? If you've been excited about potential solutions to the decentralized market problem, UTXOracle is not one to dismiss.
Check out the original article at: The UTXOracle Model
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