RedStone (RED) — CryptoGrade Not Rated

RedStone shows moderate market presence, but the supplied evidence remains thin on usage, security, and moat.

Not rated. Not rated: no numeric rating is currently published for this asset.

StatusRated rankPriceMarket cap
Not ratedNot included in rated rankings$0.1378$77.9M

Data as of Oct 17, 2026 — scores are re-evaluated daily. This page refreshes automatically from the published record.

What is RedStone?

RedStone is an oracle project focused on supporting lending markets with data for yield-bearing collateral. Its stated scope includes a broad range of collateral-related assets, including liquid staking tokens (LSTs), liquid restaking tokens (LRTs), Bitcoin liquid staking tokens, and other assets. Within the supplied categories, RedStone is positioned as infrastructure and an oracle, with links to the Ethereum and Base ecosystems. The profile also places it in the real-world-assets (RWA) category and identifies it as Base Native, while Binance Launchpool is listed among its categories. In practical terms, the project’s described purpose is to help decentralized finance applications use oracle information when handling varied collateral types, especially assets connected with staking, restaking, and Bitcoin-based representations. The profile names lending and DeFi protocols as examples of the intended ecosystem context, without defining a narrower application beyond oracle services for these markets.

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