What is RedStone (RED)?
Key Findings
RedStone is a modular blockchain oracle that aims to provide customizable, low-cost, and secure data feeds for Web3 and DeFi applications.
It offers multiple data models that collect information from various sources, including cryptocurrency exchanges and other blockchain networks.
RedStone uses the EigenLayer protocol to enhance security, ensure data accuracy, and prevent manipulation.
RedStone's oracle services are useful in many areas of DeFi and blockchain applications, including lending, trading, staking, and yield farming.
Introduction
RedStone is a blockchain oracle designed to bring real-world data to smart contracts on different blockchains. This is important for Web3 and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications that require reliable price information and other data to function properly. RedStone aims to provide customizable, low-cost, and secure data feeds that support over 1,250 assets across dozens of blockchains.
What is RedStone?
RedStone is a system that provides financial data for decentralized applications (DApps). Unlike traditional oracles that store data directly on the blockchain, RedStone takes a different approach to make data delivery faster and cheaper. It offers several ways for DApps to access the data they need, depending on their specific requirements.
Since its launch in 2021, RedStone has been adopted by many DeFi projects, including EtherFi, Ethena, Pendle, Solv, Venus, and Puffer.
How RedStone Works
RedStone provides data to DApps through different data consumption models, allowing clients and developers to choose the most suitable option. It has a modular architecture that treats data collection and delivery separately, which means it can scale better across various networks.
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