Features and Product Information for RedStone
Data Models
RedStone is available across chains, encompassing EVMs, non-EVMs, rollups, and various appchains, thanks to its distinctive modular design.
RedStone is an Oracle that provides dependable, varied, and often updated data feeds for your dApp and smart contracts across several L1s and L2s. RedStone provides an entirely new Oracle design that satisfies the requirements of contemporary DeFi protocols.How Does Redstone Work?
- RedStone Core, data is dynamically injected to user transactions achieving maximum gas efficiency and maintaining a great user experience as the whole process fits into a single transaction.
- RedStone Classic, data is pushed into on-chain storage via relayer. Dedicated to protocols designed for the traditional Oracles model, that want to have full control of the data source and update conditions.
- RedStone X, targeting the needs of the most advanced protocols such as perpetuals, options and derivatives by eliminating the front-running risk providing price feeds at the very next block after users’ interactions.
- Redstone also supports NFT Data Feeds
RedStone delivers floor price data for 20 popular NFT collections from OpenSea. Check the NFT tab in the redstone web app to see the historical data and corresponding data feed ids. - Key fact
The modular architecture maintains data integrity from source to smart contracts
There are 3 different ways to integrate our service tailored to your needs
Redstone provide feeds for more than 1000 assets integrating ~50 data sources
Redstone are present on 20+ chains
RedStone has been supporting DeltaPrime since March 2022 and has been live on mainnets since January 2023. Our code was audited by multiple security experts including ABDK, Peckshield and L2Beat Co-Founder.
RedStone was a launch partner for DeltaPrime on Avalanche and delivered data feeds not available anywhere else.
Modular Oracles for LSTs & LRTs Restaking
RedStone is the leader in DEX-based price feeds delivery.
RedStone enforces design with independent and robust modules. Signed data packages are broadcasted to DDL and archived on Arweave. Consumers can use data feeds in Pull, Push and X models.
Literally Redstone makes 3 models tailored to user needs and user security comfort. Below I will summarize and explain these three parts:
Supporting All DeFi dApps
Redstone support versatile use cases, empowered by modular data consumption. Choose Core (Pull) for the high frequency of data updates and a broad range of assets or Classic (Push) model if you require the most popular oracle interface.
-RedStone Core (Pull)
Lowest gas costs, a few seconds of latency, dApp users deliver signed data packages on demand to the destination chain.
- RedStone Classic (Push)
Compatible with traditional Oracles, dApp gets full control over data source and update conditions (heartbeat and deviation threshold).
- RedStone X (Zero-latency)
Front-running proof, tailored for sophisticated protocols like Perps & Options, based on GMX design.
Deployable Everywhere
Redstone’s price feed is chain agnostic. Redstone can send data to multiple EVMs, non-EVM ecosystems, rollups, and all types of application chains. This makes Redstone the perfect partner for Rollup-as-a-Service Providers as well as AVS EigenLayer and others
Feeds Not Available Elsewhere
yield-bearing collateral for lending markets, especially LSTs & LRTs. Price Feeds for new types of assets require novel price discovery models and Redstone consistently update our modular pricing engine to ensure the highest accuracy and relevance.
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