RedStone is entering 2026 with a fairly clear direction: From being "just a price feed oracle" → toward becoming a broader data and liquidity layer for RWA, payments, DeFi lending, and institutional products. The most notable part is not the number of integrations, but the type of integrations. ⤷ @redstone_defi is moving into sectors that require highly reliable real-time data infrastructure: - @megaeth needs ultra-low latency oracle infrastructure. - @StellarOrg needs a data layer for lending, DEXs, derivatives, and RWAs. - @tempo needs FX + stablecoin feeds for blockchain payments. - REAL needs oracle infrastructure for tokenized assets. - STBL needs transparent Proof of Reserves from day one. On the product side, RedStone is also expanding its stack in a more practical direction: - RedStone Live for real-time streaming data. - RedStone Settle enabling T+0 liquidation for RWA collateral. - Proof of Reserves Framework improving transparency for institutional assets. - RedStone Stack upgrading infrastructure for execution, risk, and RWAs. This suggests that RedStone is no longer only serving today’s DeFi market, But is preparing for something much larger: On-chain capital markets As RWAs, stablecoin payments, and institutional DeFi continue to grow, the market will need more than just a price oracle. It will need a data layer capable of supporting pricing, risk management, verification, settlement, and transparency. And that is the position RedStone is trying to capture.

Six years into RedStone's journey... In the space of six years, @redstone_defi has established itself as a serious player in the blockchain oracles sector. At time of writing, there is nearly $3.8 BILLION worth of assets secured by RedStone's oracles - a figure which reached an all-time high of nearly $8 billion in October 2025. Congratulations to the RedStone team on six years of buidling.

DogeOS brings RedStone on board; DeFi on Dogecoin moves a step closer RedStone (@redstone_defi) has connected its price feeds to DogeOS (@DogeOS), the app layer being built on Dogecoin by the team behind the MyDoge wallet. The feeds are live on the DogeOS public testnet, with mainnet support planned from launch. It would give lending markets, perps, and stablecoins the live prices they need to run. DogeOS runs Ethereum-style smart contracts on a network that settles back to Dogecoin, with fees paid in $DOGE. Its testnet opened Sept 30; no mainnet date has been set.