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RedStone

Blockchain Infrastructure · Oracles

RED#379

Mcap$67.03M

$0.12118.09%

· Series A

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Spot Volume (24H)

$8.36M+441.27%

Marketcap

$67.03M

FDV

$120M

Mindshare

Low

Metrics (24H)

3 Notable Posts

Circ. Supply

557.9M

Sentiment

24H

Max Supply

1.0B

Mcap/FDV

55.79%

Total Supply

1.0B

Sector Ranking

#29

Futures Volume

$19.59M

Open Interest

$4.98M

Funding Rate

0.0072%

Volatility (30D)

89.11%

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RedStone develops data oracle solutions that deliver data feeds to Web3 and DeFi projects across different chains. The company also offers tooling that allows developers to integrate an EVM-connector that can attach data to a transaction and then erase it to reduce gas fees.

Sector

Blockchain Infrastructure

Sector Rank

#29

Sub-Sector

Oracles

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Marcin Kaźmierczak

Co-Founder and COO, RedStone

Jakub Wojciechowski

Founder and CEO at RedStone

1Y Price Performance -64.02%

All Time High

$1.28-90.53%

Mar 03, 2025

Cycle Low

$0.0827+46.75%

Aug 17, 2026

First Trade

Feb 28, 2025 on

Binance

RED Chart

All Charts

$0.121

24.90% Past Month

Price

$0.12124.90%

Mindshare

0.0049%117.20%

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Spot Volume (24H)

$8.36M+441.27%

Marketcap

$67.03M

Mindshare

Low

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Last Updated: Oct-29-2026 11:08 UTC

RedStone Project Update

Currently Interesting

RedStone launched its Push oracle model on the GIWA testnet, Upbit's Layer 2 network, on October 22, 2026, providing live ETH/USD and BTC/USD feeds alongside more than 300 Pull feeds covering stablecoins, staked assets, and real-world assets (RWAs) 1. A "Push" oracle model continuously writes price data on-chain at set intervals, while a "Pull" model lets applications request data on demand, typically reducing gas costs. This matters because it gives developers production-grade primitives to build and test high-security, low-latency oracle integrations for applications such as stablecoins, gold, forex, and liquidation logic 1. The move signals RedStone's strategic prioritization of South Korea, where it is investing in local presence, community building, and industry engagement, including participation in major Korean crypto events and media appearances 1. This expansion could lead to deeper long-term integration within Korea's crypto ecosystem, aligning with GIWA's builder-first ethos 1. For a project whose core value proposition is reliable, asset-rich data delivery, establishing a foothold on a major exchange-backed L2 could serve as a springboard for broader adoption across the region 1.

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New Developer Tools for Rootstock (October 10, 2026). RedStone-related developer tooling activity surfaced around Rootstock, a Bitcoin sidechain, though the specific page could not be located and may have been removed or never existed 2. Rootstock is a Bitcoin Layer 2 that enables smart contracts, and developer tooling there matters because it expands RedStone's reach into the Bitcoin DeFi (BTCFi) ecosystem. The broader site context confirms ongoing navigation to Rootstock's platform technologies, including the Powpeg bridge, Union bridge, and merged mining 2.

Rootstock x Another Bitcoin Layer-2 Alliance (October 22, 2026). A Rootstock site page referencing a Bitcoin Layer-2 alliance returned a 404 Not Found error, indicating the requested content could not be located 1. While the specific article is unavailable, the reference points to continued ecosystem collaboration activity around Bitcoin Layer 2 networks, a sector RedStone has targeted through its BTCFi and Proof of Reserve initiatives. The page also reiterated Rootstock's branding and resource links, including its whitepapers and social channels 1.

Biggest Stories of 2025

RedStone in 2025 year-in-review published, recapping a year in which the project doubled in size, launched five major products including the ultra-low latency RedStone Bolt oracle and the Dynamic PT Oracle, and acquired Credora to integrate institutional-grade risk ratings into its DeFi offerings 3. (December 23, 2025)
RedStone powered CAP to increase stablecoin efficiency on Ethereum, deploying a custom precision-first oracle with a tight 0.05% deviation threshold that let CAP cut its minting fee by 80% to 0.10%, returning over $300,000 to users in the first week and exceeding $1.5 million in total savings 4. (December 5, 2025)
RedStone on Monad launched, with RedStone powering the first wave of applications on Monad Mainnet by providing real-time secure oracle data feeds, including over 50 feeds such as MON token prices, supporting DeFi markets, high-frequency trading, and real-world asset integration 5. (November 27, 2025)
RedStone on Monad confirmed live, with the integration supporting RedStone's full data stack, including RedStone Bolt as well as Push and Pull models 6. (November 24, 2025)
Dynamic PT Oracle introduced, an oracle designed to track the real-time price movement of Pendle Principal Tokens (PTs), developed in collaboration with Objective Labs of Euler Finance and deployed on Euler 7. (November 20, 2025)
RedStone launched on GIWA testnet, enabling high-security feeds on Upbit's L2 with live ETH/USD and BTC/USD feeds plus over 300 Pull feeds 8. (November 19, 2025)
Credora launched by RedStone, marking the public rollout of the DeFi risk ratings platform following its acquisition of Credora Network, with live deployments across Morpho and Spark 9. (November 6, 2025)
HyperStone oracle launched to power permissionless markets on Hyperliquid, supporting the HIP-3 framework for permissionless perpetual markets with faster, more reliable price feeds 10. The oracle had been live on testnet for over 60 days, supplying more than 103 million data updates across ETH, BTC, and TSLA test markets 10. (November 5, 2025)
RedStone announced oracle support on BNB Chain, partnering with native projects building prediction markets and providing push-based feeds, pull-based models, and customized oracle solutions, with its infrastructure securing over $3 billion across BNB Chain protocols 11. (October 24, 2025)
RedStone Atom introduced, an oracle with "liquidation intelligence" that can be enabled on any RedStone feed without code changes, leveraging FastLane Labs' application-specific sequencing to create zero-latency updates and capture OEV 12. (July 29, 2025)
Trusted Single Source Oracle (TSSO) standard unveiled in collaboration with Securitize, a purpose-built oracle framework bringing cryptographic integrity and data freshness to tokenized non-tradable assets via a dual-key cryptographic model for single-source net asset value (NAV) data 13. (July 1, 2025)
RedStone on Radix announced, making its oracle services available on the Radix DeFi ecosystem 14. (June 12, 2025)
RedStone on Solana announced, with oracle services now available on Solana using Wormhole Queries as part of its RWA oracle attestation process, providing price feeds for Apollo's ACRED and BlackRock's BUIDL as part of its strategic partnership with Securitize 15. (May 28, 2025)
RedStone 2025 Roadmap shared, outlining key focus areas including connecting RWAs to DeFi, building a real-time oracle, launching Oracle Extractable Value (OEV), unlocking BTCFi, becoming the leading oracle for AI via the CLARA framework, and scaling to thousands of chains 16. (April 23, 2025)
RedStone launched on Sophon, with price feeds now available on the network 17. (April 14, 2025)
RedStone Bolt introduced for MegaETH, described as a "real-time push oracle" with nodes geographically co-located with MegaETH sequencer nodes to minimize latency, delivering one update every 2.4 milliseconds, exclusively available on the MegaETH testnet 18. (April 8, 2025)
Securitize selected RedStone as its first blockchain oracle provider for tokenized RWAs, including the BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) and the Apollo Diversified Credit Securitize Fund (ACRED) 19. (March 12, 2025)