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RedStone Oracles

RedStone Oracles is a modular oracle network that streams reliable, low‑latency price feeds for 1,250+ assets across 70+ blockchains. Its pull‑based architecture enables gas‑efficient, cross‑chain delivery and flexible data packaging.
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Executive Team

Jakub Wojciechowski

Jakub Wojciechowski

CEO & Founder

Leads RedStone’s oracle vision; 13-yr FinTech engineer & multi-hackathon winner.

Marcin Kaźmierczak

Marcin Kaźmierczak

Co-founder

Guides RedStone’s strategy and partnerships; Forbes Poland 30 Under 30 laureate.

Alex Suvorov

Alex Suvorov

Co-founder

Leads RedStone’s oracle engineering; built high-throughput data pipelines.

Matt Gurbiel

Matt Gurbiel

Head of BD

Drives RedStone’s growth and partnerships; ex-Unilever, 50+ Web3 events veteran.

Research & Analysis

Comprehensive insights and technical deep dives into the project

Blueprint

Visual breakdown of RedStone's architecture and competitive advantages

Proof of Vision

Watch our interview with Marcin, Co-Founder of RedStone Oracles

In the Alea Spotlight

A collection of RedStone features across our media channels

  • RedStone Oracles: $RED Staking, Securitize Partnership & More: What You Need to Know

    As DeFi and onchain use cases grow more sophisticated and variable in their scope, the importance of Oracles collectively becomes even greater. Oracles are responsible for relaying offchain information to onchain smart contracts. This information often involves asset prices, or even other offchain information including prediction market outcomes, and more.

  • RedStone Oracles - Modular Oracle Architecture for the DeFi Landscape: What You Need to Know

    In today’s edition, we’ll be focusing on RedStone Oracles. RedStone provides frequently updated, reliable, and diverse data feeds for dApps and smart contracts across chains, appchains, rollups, and more. In 2024 so far, RedStone has doubled its share of Total Value Secured (TVS) in crypto, from ~1.3% to ~2.7%+ according to DefiLlama. The main differentiator with RedStone is its distinct design, aiming to maximize efficiency by not avoiding constant onchain data delivery, but rather allowing users to filter for the data they actually need. Not to mention, RedStone’s use of Arweave to archive signed data, which is another one of the protocols we’ve taken a keen interest in recently. There’s a lot to unpack with RedStone, as well as several key recent announcements and upcoming events, so without further adieu…

  • Current Oracles Landscape: What You Need to Know

    These usecases just scratch the surface of what is enabled by oracles in DeFi. While Chainlink emerged as the first prominent oracle network and set the gold standard in the space a number of protocols has since emerged to build upon the groundwork and provide flexible solutions. In this edition, we’ll be focusing on Pyth, API3, and RedStone Oracles, some of the foremost players in the space.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about RedStone

1

How does RedStone deliver data faster and cheaper than legacy oracles?

Injecting signed data on-demand, RedStone’s Core model refreshes feeds every 2-10 seconds and cuts oracle gas spend by roughly 90 %.

2

Which assets make RedStone stand out?

RedStone specialises in yield-bearing collateral: first oracle with market- and exchange-rate feeds for LST/LRT tokens, plus 1 000+ additional assets.

3

What secures RedStone against bad data?

Security stems from ETH restaked via Ether.fi’s AVS, soon augmented by slashable $RED stakes, and has passed four ABDK & AuditOne audits.

4

Who already uses RedStone feeds?

Lending leaders Morpho and Venus, yield protocol Pendle, and 70+ chains—including Ethereum, Base, TON, Starknet—already rely on RedStone feeds daily.

5

Does one oracle model fit every dApp?

Developers choose Core (pull), Classic (push), X (perps), or the ERC-7412 hybrid, balancing latency, update control, and front-running protection.