RedStone

RedStone (RED) is the native utility token of RedStone, a decentralised oracle network that provides scalable, cost-efficient, and customisable data feeds for blockchain applications. It enables smart contracts to access accurate and frequently updated data across multiple ecosystems, including Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and non-EVM chains.

RedStone introduces a modular architecture that separates data sourcing, processing, and delivery, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce gas costs compared to traditional blockchain oracles.

RedStone provides three distinct oracle models for data delivery:

1. Push Model
   • Data is stored on-chain and updated periodically.
   • Ensures constant availability and full control over update conditions.
   • Suitable for applications that require persistent on-chain data.
2. Pull Model
   • Data is fetched on-demand and included in user transactions.
   • Reduces gas costs and storage overhead compared to on-chain models.
   • Designed for low-latency applications, such as liquidations and trading.
3. Hybrid Model (ERC-7412 Standard)
   • Combines Push and Pull models, allowing applications to fetch data while maintaining an on-chain record.
   • Used for cost-efficiency and security, particularly in DeFi and financial applications. Each model is designed for different use cases, ensuring flexibility and reliability.

RedStone provides specialised financial data, including:

• Liquid Restaking Token (LRT) feeds.
• Bitcoin DeFi (BTCFi) derivatives.
• Traditional financial data (ETF prices, institutional rates).

• Multi-source aggregation filters manipulated or unreliable data.
• Cryptographic signatures ensure data authenticity.
• Decentralised node infrastructure prevents single points of failure.

RedStone was co-founded by:

Marcin Kazmierczak (Co-Founder) Alex Suvorov (Co-Founder) Jakub Wojciechowski (Co-Founder)

RedStone validates data through:

• Median-Based Aggregation – Reduces the impact of manipulated prices.
• Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP) – Filters short-term price anomalies.
• Liquidity-Weighted Average Price (LWAP) – Ensures pricing accuracy for lower-liquidity assets.