🪨 EVOLUTION:
⚙️ RedStone expands the data layer for a more efficient DeFi
@redstone_defi introduced RedStone Stack, a modular framework designed to meet on‑chain infrastructure needs that go beyond traditional price feeds. The offering brings together seven products across three areas: market data, capital efficiency and risk intelligence, with presence on over 70 chains and 200 protocols.
The advancement reflects an evolution in the role of ORACLES within DeFi. It is no longer just about delivering prices, but about improving how protocols manage liquidity, liquidations and risk assessment.
Within the stack, tools like Atom aim to recover for protocols the value historically captured by bots during liquidation processes via OEV. HyperLend is one of the first use cases, combining RedStone feeds with Atom on HyperEVM and reaching $403 million in TVL, while also reporting improvements in its loan parameters.
The risk layer also adds a new dimension with Credora, an independent on‑chain rating system that evaluates the probability of significant losses in assets and DeFi products. EtherFi, for example, uses RedStone price data together with an A+ rating for weETH.
Other cases such as Midas and Lombard show how this infrastructure seeks to connect tokenized assets and verifiable reserves with decentralized financial applications. $RED
The impact of RedStone Stack will depend on its adoption among protocols, but the direction is clear: the next stage of DeFi requires tools capable of combining data, operational efficiency and risk controls within a single architecture.
