In Q1 2025, PancakeSwap achieved its highest-ever quarterly trading volume at $205.3 billion, highlighting its significant activity within the DeFi ecosystem. But each dollar depends on the precise, incorruptible data that oracles like RedStone are built to provide. When data fails, markets slide, loans are liquidated, and confidence disappears. Getting that data into blockchains safely is no longer just a feature of DeFi; it is its backbone.
RedStone has become the network that builders choose when accuracy and speed decide whether a market thrives. In just two years, it has grown to protect $9b across 85+ protocols and 110+ chains, pairing a modular design with sub‑20ms delivery and EigenCloud‑backed security. The growth has been steady and deliberate, forged through integrations with projects building at the frontier.
It does more than move numbers on-chain. RedStone gives builders the freedom to experiment, the confidence to raise risk parameters, and the tools to build systems that can withstand stress.
How RedStone Captured the Market
Blockchains cannot see beyond their own state. The systems that carry prices, proofs, and risk data into them are what transform ledgers into living markets. Without them, lending markets would freeze, stablecoins could not hold their pegs, and restaking protocols would lose track of validator performance.
Marcin Kaźmierczak, RedStone’s co‑founder, calls this layer the “lens through which blockchains perceive reality.” If that lens distorts, the market misprices risk and liquidity. Tomorrow’s data layer must be fast, modular, and capable of supporting everything from tokenised assets to high‑frequency derivatives.
RedStone was built for that reality. Its network is chain‑agnostic and model-agnostic, offering push or pull delivery, high-frequency Bolt feeds, and liquidation-aware Atom updates. Low cost and sub‑20ms latency make it suitable for daily lending markets and high‑speed trading alike. Each of these features gives protocols more control over how they use data: pull models for gas-sensitive apps, push models for safety-critical collateral assets, and Bolt for high-frequency perps.
Ethena, Spark, Morpho, Securitize, and Kamino were among the first to put it to the test. These integrations stress‑tested the system under live market conditions, from extreme volatility to low‑liquidity edge cases. Each partnership improved the tooling, hardened the feeds, and widened the range of supported assets.
The RedStone Product Suite
RedStone’s product line is designed to cover every corner of on-chain finance in one coherent system. Its core oracle moves any asset to any chain with minimal overhead and tight security, sourcing data from on-chain venues, off-chain APIs, CEXs, and bespoke providers to build feeds like LBTC/BTC proof‑of‑reserve and validator ticket trackers. The ability to rapidly spin up new feeds has made it a preferred choice for projects experimenting with new collateral types, cross‑chain stablecoins, and synthetic assets.
This core flexibility extends to specialized products like the Trusted Single Source Oracle (TSSO), which RedStone built with Securitize to bring NAV reporting on-chain for tokenized treasuries and credit markets. This service provides institutions with transparent valuations, paving the way for looping strategies, composable structured products, and on-chain money market funds. Its daily updates allow DeFi protocols to treat tokenised treasuries as reliable collateral, opening doors for yield-enhanced leverage strategies.
In addition, Credora’s risk ratings add a second dimension to its price data, letting lending protocols tune parameters dynamically based on volatility or credit quality and helping treasuries and allocators price risk with greater clarity. Combining risk and price data in one layer reduces information gaps that often lead to cascading liquidations during market stress.
For high‑speed markets, RedStone Bolt delivers over 400 updates per second, a 576,000× leap over mainnet push feeds. Because it remains compatible with AggregatorV3‑style integrations, protocols like AAVE and Morpho can adopt real‑time pricing without rewriting contracts. Bolt enables perp exchanges, options protocols, and prediction markets to offer near‑instant mark‑to‑market accuracy, reducing latency‑driven liquidations and slippage.
RedStone Atom completes the loop by firing instant price updates when positions become liquidatable and routing value back to protocols via sealed‑bid auctions. This mechanism helps lending protocols capture on-chain MEV that would otherwise leak to liquidators, strengthening protocol treasuries and allowing higher LTV ratios for users.
On Hyperliquid, RedStone powers 46 active feeds and is developing HIP‑3 frameworks so builders can launch perps at native HyperCore speeds. This deep integration with HyperEVM is proving how modular oracle infrastructure can support environments with three‑second block times while maintaining accuracy and reliability.
RedStone’s AVS secures all of this on EigenCloud, where RED token staking ties security to adoption and creates a feedback loop that grows stronger as usage expands. As more value flows through RedStone feeds, the AVS network becomes more robust, giving builders stronger guarantees that their data will remain accurate and available under the heaviest market conditions.
Why Builders Are Choosing RedStone
Launching a new market means betting on your data layer. With RedStone’s record of zero downtime and rapid custom feed deployment, you gain the confidence to ship. Your gas costs stay predictable thanks to a modular approach that avoids the friction slowing down development. You also benefit from a collaborative process, as RedStone’s team frequently works side-by-side with your engineers to design bespoke data solutions.
The network’s strength is its flexibility. You can get LRT pricing, NAV feeds, and liquidation-aware updates delivered quickly and tuned to your protocol’s requirements. This speed of integration helps you cut weeks off launch timelines and ship products in volatile markets without compromising on safety. Protocols report lower integration costs and fewer oracle-related incidents after switching, which means you can direct more resources to growth and user incentives.
Beyond these technical advantages, you’ll find the relationship is as important as the product. RedStone is quick to add the new assets, rollups, and pricing models you need the moment they are needed, keeping your markets current without long waits.
Roadmap and Next Steps
RedStone’s path forward is less about chasing scale and more about deepening its role in the market. The team is focused on plugging into the next wave of rollups and modular execution layers, bringing institutional‑grade data products like credit benchmarks and fund analytics into production, and maturing the RED staking economy so security grows with usage.
New developer tooling will give teams clearer visibility into feed health and allow them to spin up custom oracles with only a few lines of code. You will get sub-20ms prices, sealed-bid liquidations, and feed health tooling, so positions update in time and MEV routes back to the protocol.
Ready to build on a faster, more secure data layer? Explore the RedStone documentation and read our full report, “RedStone: The Fastest-Growing Blockchain Oracle.”