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Previous month was a big one for RedStone🧐 A lot happened - from product launches to ecosystem growth and a stronger push into RWA and institutional DeFi. The biggest highlight was the rollout of the RedStone Stack, with first protocols already live. RedStone is no longer just an oracle, but a full data layer combining pricing, proof-of-reserve, and credit risk (with Credora). At the same time, RedStone kept building around RWAs. The launch of RedStone Live and ongoing RWA integrations show a clear focus on delivering real-time, reliable data - exactly what bigger players need to enter crypto. They also expanded to Stellar, continuing their omnichain approach and reaching beyond just EVM ecosystems. On top of that, RedStone is becoming more active on the research side. New reports and the announcement of TokenizeThis 2026 show they’re not only building, but also helping shape the future of onchain finance. March made it clear that @redstone_defi is growing beyond a data provider and becoming a key building block for future DeFi, especially for RWAs and bigger players. Just give it some attention 😏

@FinansowyUmysl Wczesny wykup dużo większy aniżeli napisałeś... Na przestrzeni ostatniego roku albo dwóch podnieśli to jeszcze jak dobrze kojarzę.

74,9 miliarda złotych. Tyle Polacy włożyli w obligacje skarbowe w 2025 roku. Drugi najlepszy wynik w historii. W 2015 sprzedano 3,2 mld. Wzrost 23-krotny w dekadę. Aktualne oprocentowanie (kwiecień 2026): TOS (3-letnie): 4,40% — stałe przez cały okres COI (4-letnie): 4,75% pierwszy rok, potem inflacja + 1,50% EDO (10-letnie): 5,35% pierwszy rok, potem inflacja + 2,00% Porównanie z lokatą: Lokata: ~4,5-5%. Ale gwarancja BFG tylko do 100 tys. EUR (~430 tys. zł). Obligacje: gwarantowane majątkiem Skarbu Państwa. Bez limitu. Jeśli masz więcej niż 430 tys. zł oszczędności to różnica jest spora. Lokata jest ubezpieczona do limitu. Obligacja jest gwarantowana przez państwo. Bez limitu. Wczesny wykup? Koszt: 0,1 zł od obligacji - cena wykupu 99.90 zł (nominalnie 100 zł) Idealne na poduszkę bezpieczeństwa. Nie zarobisz fortuny, ale nie stracisz ani złotówki, w razie jakiegoś problemu z bankiem.

@nikitabier Like what for example?

Crypto has had a rough year. Maybe we should launch something to fix it.

@emlanis_ Let it rise

@falapsky BTC rising right now

Nolus stats shows that $BTC still on a lead while $ATOM behind it (right, nothing special that it's still there 👀). Market surrounding is quite boring. Even though having good entries on position it's like up to 10% up or down on the token and that's how life goes in recent months. IBC Solray waiting room ⏳

@redstone_defi STBL knows what's gamechanger in the space 😎

When products start handling real volume, verifiable data stops being a nice-to-have. STBL is integrating independent Proof of Reserves with RedStone from day one.

@0xPotato_13 @redstone_defi 24/7 from any place - I like this path

Few weeks ago RedStone dropped Tokenization Report 📜 I would love to bring you some details from it ❤️ The latest Tokenization & RWA Standards report by @redstone_defi marks a definitive end to the "experimentation phase" of Real-World Assets. We are no longer just putting paper assets on a blockchain. We are witnessing the birth of a global, programmable capital layer where RWAs function as active, composable collateral within DeFi. The report clarifies that the hardest part of tokenization isn't the "minting" ( it's easy to tokenize something in theory ) it’s the compliance logic. The industry is currently split on where this logic should live: - In-Token Logic (e.g., ERC-3643): Compliance is hardcoded, ensuring the asset carries its rules wherever it goes. - Network-Level Control: Used by institutions like WisdomTree or via Solana’s Token-2022 extensions. - External Logic: Where compliance is handled by third-party identity oracles. Author of the report identifies that the RWA market is no longer a monolith. Instead, it is splitting into four distinct operating models, each trying to solve the same puzzle: How do you satisfy regulators without killing "DeFi’s magic"? 1. Manager-controlled: The issuer controls everything: whitelists, transfers, access. Maximum legal safety, but creates silos that don’t integrate well with permissionless DeFi. 2. Institutional operating systems: Think “Windows” or “iOS” for tokenization (e.g. Securitize, KAIO). Scalable and compliant, but users are locked into walled gardens. 3.Standards-first Built around open protocols like ERC-3643. Goal: become the TCP/IP of RWAs. Best shot at true composability across DeFi. 4. Fully integrated stacks End-to-end players (e.g. Ondo, Figure). They handle everything, from legal to distribution. Seamless UX and capital efficiency, but high trust in a single provider. The strategic tension remains the same across all four: The more compliance you bake in, the harder it becomes to plug into DeFi. The "Holy Grail" of 2026 is finding the technical breakthrough that allows for Institutional-Grade Compliance at the minting stage, while maintaining Permissionless Composability at the trading stage. Another key topic in report is the dynamic Capital Rotation. The data from the report reveals a fascinating shift in behavior. Onchain allocators are no longer just keeping money in same place, they are actively managing portfolios. For example - Tokenized T-bill deposits on Morpho saw a massive 92% drop, while tokenized gold (like XAUT or PAXG) grew 7x over the same period. This proves that RWA holders are rotating assets based on macro conditions (inflation, interest rates) just like traditional hedge fund managers, but with the speed and transparency of blockchain. For me the RWAs are the future of web3 markets. As people more and more want to trade 24/7 on not overregulated market. What are your takes on RedStone report? Read it ( link in comment ) and let me know.

@Didier3748 Thanks for kind words

@falapsky Big month once again! Great recap !

Previous month was a big one for RedStone🧐 A lot happened - from product launches to ecosystem growth and a stronger push into RWA and institutional DeFi. The biggest highlight was the rollout of the RedStone Stack, with first protocols already live. RedStone is no longer just an oracle, but a full data layer combining pricing, proof-of-reserve, and credit risk (with Credora). At the same time, RedStone kept building around RWAs. The launch of RedStone Live and ongoing RWA integrations show a clear focus on delivering real-time, reliable data - exactly what bigger players need to enter crypto. They also expanded to Stellar, continuing their omnichain approach and reaching beyond just EVM ecosystems. On top of that, RedStone is becoming more active on the research side. New reports and the announcement of TokenizeThis 2026 show they’re not only building, but also helping shape the future of onchain finance. March made it clear that @redstone_defi is growing beyond a data provider and becoming a key building block for future DeFi, especially for RWAs and bigger players. Just give it some attention 😏

@mat_cz1 @redstone_defi I have to improve a little...

Miners, thank you for yesterday and see you next week. @redstone_defi

@HutsolD Nicee, it is my bday month too 🔥🔥

@falapsky My bday month big month

@falapsky Another Big month !!!

@mat_cz1 @redstone_defi Really excited for April now, gonna be very interesting 🔥

@falapsky Well said March really showed that @redstone_defi is moving from being a tool to becoming core infrastructure for the entire onchain economy

@redstone_defi Red is taking over the expansion 🔥

POV: you're a 6-foot red mascot on the French Riviera, and somehow you’re the most in-demand person in Cannes. Where next for the RedStone Run?

@mat_cz1 @redstone_defi Ha has some Red sparkle in his eye definitely 🔥

Check out my friend profile he makes great @redstone_defi arts.

@redstone_defi @Asian0xV Seoul is gonna be $RED this week 🔥

RedStone is heading to Korea BUIDL Week 2026. April 13–19 | Seoul @Asian0xV will be there, in the rooms where market structure gets discussed, not just tweeted. See where to find us ↓

@mat_cz1 @redstone_defi So much is happening 🔥

March 2026 was a turning point for onchain infrastructure and a clear signal of where DeFi is heading. @redstone_defi shipped the RedStone Stack, bringing together pricing, liquidation optimization (OEV) and real-time credit risk (via Credora Network) into one integrated system already live with Real Finance and LotusFi. At the same time RedStone expanded far beyond "just oracles": FX data went live on Tempo, enabling real-time global payments. New integrations across ecosystems like Stellar and Canton Network pushed RedStone deeper into institutional-grade infrastructure. And with the launch of RedStone Live, a real-time data streaming layer for equities, FX, commodities and crypto, one thing became clear: The limitation in DeFi is no longer demand it’s data. March showed that oracles are no longer passive. They define pricing, risk and ultimately what can be built onchain. RedStone isn’t just delivering data anymore. It’s building the foundation the next generation of markets will run on.

@redstone_defi @Hundert1000 Set a reminder, can't miss this one

Learn what RedStone Live is, and why RWA perp markets can’t run without it. Real-time price feeds built on institutional sources, with methodologies shaped by how each asset actually trades. The masterclass with @Hundert1000 is tomorrow on Discord.

@0xPotato_13 @redstone_defi Congrats Mr Echo 🔥

I had a little break from web3 and now it's good time to be back! During my absence I was promoted to "Elite Miner" in @redstone_defi ♥️ Now I am once again in this tight elite group ( in current chapter only 10 MFERs had this plesure be Elite miner ). I would like to thanks to all @RedStone_Polska guys, who are supporting me and making good noice about best oracle in the world and ofc I would like to kiss @0xSmerfik to just say thanks! As I am back, I will try to make some good recap about what happen in RedStone during last weeks ( I know lot of good shit happen ).

May $ATOM maxis finally eat well too! ☀️ Let's print