What is the current price of RedStone?
The current price of RedStone is $0.1402 with a 2.20% change in the last 24 hours.
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RedStone is a modular blockchain oracle supplying price data, proof of reserve feeds and risk intelligence to DeFi protocols and to institutions issuing tokenized real-world assets. Its distinguishing choice is that data is signed off-chain and injected into a user's transaction calldata, then verified on-chain, supporting many feeds without pushing every update to every chain. Documentation reports over 200 protocols across 110 chains and 1,300 assets. RED is the network token, staked to back the oracle's economic security.
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RedStone lists Jakub Wojciechowski as founder, with Marcin Kazmierczak and Alex Suvorov as co-founders, on its team page. It began as an oracle focused on gas-efficient data delivery and grew into infrastructure for yield-bearing collateral, where lending markets need feeds for liquid staking and restaking tokens generic oracles were slow to cover. RED launched on Ethereum in early 2025, partly via Binance Launchpool, allocated 4% of the one billion supply.
Data comes from over 150 sources spanning centralized and decentralized exchanges and third-party market data providers. Independent nodes aggregate those inputs using median, time-weighted and liquidity-weighted methods with outlier detection, then sign the result and broadcast it. In the pull model the signed package rides in a user's calldata and the consuming contract verifies it before taking a median across unique signers; in the push model a relayer writes updates on deviation.
RED's documented role is staking for economic security. It can be staked by data providers, and by holders who want to add security without running infrastructure, through the RedStone Actively Validated Service built on EigenLayer. Two paths exist: native restaking, where the staker picks the operator, or EigenPie, which returns mRED. Stakers are meant to earn rewards in assets such as ETH, BTC and USDC sourced from data consumers, with misreporting slashed.
The calldata model is the technical differentiator: keeping data off-chain until needed lets RedStone offer a wide asset catalogue on chains where thousands of push feeds would be prohibitively expensive. The commercial differentiator is yield-bearing collateral, where correct value depends on an exchange rate rather than a spot market.
Chainlink is the incumbent, built mainly around push feeds from a permissioned node network. Pyth pioneered a pull model sourced from first-party publishers such as trading firms. RedStone sits between them: it supports both models, sources from a wide set of venues rather than only first-party publishers, and layers capital efficiency and credit rating products on raw data. It also leans on EigenLayer rather than its own validator set.
Every data package is signed by an identified node operator and verified on-chain with its timestamp, and the consuming contract requires a minimum number of unique signers. Aggregation defaults to a median, so a few corrupted providers do not move the value, while staked RED and restaked ETH put capital behind honest reporting. The site reports 15 audits.
Oracles are among the highest-consequence components in DeFi, and one mispricing can cascade into liquidations across protocols. The pull model shifts responsibility onto integrators, who must configure signer thresholds and timestamp validity correctly; the documentation advises keeping an upgrade path. Dependence on EigenLayer imports that system's assumptions, and rewards depend on real customer revenue.
The next stage of onchain finance depends less on feeds for major cryptocurrencies and more on trustworthy valuation of complicated collateral: restaking derivatives, tokenized credit, money market funds. RedStone built its products around that gap.
RED is listed on major centralized exchanges, including Binance, which hosted the Launchpool that introduced it, and trades on decentralized exchanges on Ethereum and Base. Verify the contract address against the documentation first.
RED is a standard ERC-20 on Ethereum with a canonical deployment on Base, so any wallet supporting those chains holds it, and hardware wallets are safer for larger balances. Staking moves tokens into EigenLayer and, on the EigenPie route, returns mRED instead, so check withdrawal timing and slashing conditions first.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of RedStone is $0.1402 with a 2.20% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $464,978 representing a 19.06% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of RedStone is $77,055,277, ranking #244 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of RedStone is $140,199,546, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 RED is in circulation.
Circulating: 549,611,454. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, RedStone traded between a low of $0.1348 and a high of $0.1424.
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