TL;DR
- RedStone launched the RedStone Stack, a modular suite of seven products across three categories, now live on more than 70 blockchains and 200 protocols.
- HyperLend secured $403 million in total value locked (TVL) by combining price feeds with the Atom module, which captures liquidation value for the protocol instead of liquidation bots.
- Lombard publishes the Bitcoin reserves backing LBTC every 20 minutes and has added $3 billion in new liquidity since its launch.
RedStone introduced the RedStone Stack, a modular infrastructure of seven products designed to solve the problems a standard price feed cannot address. The proposal is organized into three categories: Market Data, Capital Efficiency, and Risk Intelligence, and is active across more than 70 chains and 200 protocols.
The Market Data core includes Price Feeds with specific methodologies for complex assets, Bolt for high-frequency environments such as MegaETH with 2.4-millisecond latency, Live for continuous prices from traditional markets outside trading hours, and Proof of Reserve for real-time cryptographic backing verification.
DeFi has outgrown the traditional oracle infrastructure. Restaking tokens, tokenized Treasuries, Bitcoin LSTs, 24/7 real-world markets. A price feed was built for a narrower asset world. pic.twitter.com/ibk8FPUWvO
— RedStone ♦️ (@redstone_defi) July 20, 2026
RedStone Stack: Capital Efficiency Without Leakage
Under Capital Efficiency, Atom captures the Oracle Extracted Value (OEV), the liquidation fee that historically leaked to the fastest bots, and returns it to the protocol through an offchain auction that settles in under 300 milliseconds. Settle, in turn, bridges the gap between liquidation speed in DeFi and the redemption windows of real-world assets, which range from 30 to 180 days, allowing the protocol to receive liquidity at T+0.
HyperLend has been running Feeds and Atom on HyperEVM since its mainnet launch in March 2025. The protocol reached $403M in TVL and reported an improvement of between 5% and 10% in LTV thanks to Atom.
Credora: the First Independent Rating in DeFi
The Risk Intelligence category rests on Credora, an entity separate from the RedStone oracle team that issues daily ratings for onchain assets and markets on a scale from A+ to D. The central metric is the annualized probability of significant loss, defined as the probability that a depositor loses more than 1% of capital. Credora covers more than 100 products and surpasses $10B in evaluated onchain capital.
EtherFi simultaneously uses a RedStone feed for the price of weETH and the Credora rating on the same asset. weETH received an A+ rating with an annualized default probability of 0.098%, becoming the first liquid restaking token to receive an independent rating of this kind.
Midas integrated Feeds and Settle to make mGLOBAL, a tokenized RWA, function as real collateral in DeFi. The vault reached $33M in TVL just days after opening. Lombard, meanwhile, uses Proof of Reserve to publish the Bitcoin backing of LBTC every 20 minutes. LBTC currently operates as collateral across more than 70 DeFi protocols distributed across 15 blockchains.
