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RedStone Finance

RedStone is modular oracle infrastructure that supplies signed price and other data for onchain applications across multiple blockchain networks.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use RedStone when an onchain application needs signed price or other oracle data, including price feeds for DeFi or proof-of-reserve data for tokenized assets.

Who it is for

  • Developers building onchain applications that need oracle data.
  • Teams integrating price feeds into DeFi applications or proof-of-reserve data for tokenized assets.

Documented uses

  • Integrate oracle price feeds into a DeFi application.
  • Use proof-of-reserve data for a tokenized-asset use case.
  • Choose a Pull, Push or X-Layer oracle delivery model for an onchain application.
  • Monitor data feeds using RedStone Live.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

  • RedStone describes Pull, Push and X-Layer delivery models; the appropriate model depends on the application's integration needs.
  • RedStone Live is identified for feed monitoring, while details of its monitoring functions are not specified here.
  • The official site lists an API in its developer resources.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Review RedStone’s oracle data flow

Understand the documented stages by which RedStone sources, relays, and validates data for an onchain application.

Steps

  1. Review how price feeds are sourced from onchain liquidity, offchain exchanges, smart contracts, and reserves.

  2. Identify the distribution stage, where node networks stream data through gateways.

  3. Review the relay options: data may be delivered to the target blockchain in push or pull models.

  4. At the target chain, unpack and validate the data; RedStone describes its algorithm as aggregating signer data.

Expected outcome

A high-level understanding of RedStone’s documented oracle data flow and delivery models.

Guide limitations

  • This is an architecture overview, not an integration procedure; it provides no code, configuration, or deployment steps.
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Sources & review

redstone.finance ↗Guide documentation ↗
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