As more institutions move onchain, reliable sanctions screening becomes increasingly important.
RedStone’s Sanctions Oracle brings together data from 463 official sources and makes it available for onchain wallet checks, with regular updates and timestamps to track data freshness.
Not the coolest part of DeFi, but it still matters.
What happens after an asset gets tokenized?
Putting it onchain is one thing.
Making it actually usable is another.
Pricing, risk data and liquidity all play a role in turning a tokenized asset into something DeFi can actually use 🧵
Then there's the problem of settlement.
Some RWAs can take days or even months to redeem.
That's not exactly ideal for DeFi, where liquidations and exits need to happen immediately.
RedStone Settle tackles this by using a 300ms Dutch auction among verified solvers to provide liquidity immediately, while the solver handles the normal redemption process in the background.
POV: being a RedStone miner has its perks 😂
Merch arrived today and honestly, it looks pretty damn good.
Time to put it to use.
GUROM 💪
Quite uncomfortable trying to bridge $USDC from Cosmos (Osmosis).
Actually 'the best' option seems to be bridge into Base which still gives 9$ loss on just the 300$.
But on the other hand Arbitrum gives over 50% loss and you can get just about 130$🤯
No routes for @solana for example
Are Cosmos guys cooked?
As more financial infrastructure moves onchain, security standards are becoming just as important as the technology itself.
Seeing more blockchain infrastructure providers adopt standards like ISO/IEC 27001 is a good sign that the industry is slowly moving toward more enterprise-grade security practices.
RedStone is now ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified.
Audit done and certificate issued by @SGS_SA.
The certificate will bolster trust in RedStone among current and prospective TradFi and enterprise partners.
Tokenized equities are getting real.
The more stocks move onchain, the more important the infrastructure around them becomes - from reliable price feeds to the data layer that makes them actually usable in DeFi.
Tokenized equities are one of the fastest-growing RWA categories. @Securitize moves them onchain natively with RedStone as the data layer.
Is there any reason to migrate from V1 to V2 vaults on @Morpho?
Will V1 vaults sunset eventually?
Any decent yield vaults worth considering apart from Morpho or Aave?
What are currently the best yield farming apps/protocols?
Pretty interesting times in DeFi.
Two products can offer the same APY, but carry very different levels of risk.
APY alone doesn't tell you the whole story.
Having tools to actually compare that instead of just going for the highest yield is a pretty big step forward.
Same curator, same product line, same 7-day timelock. Three different ratings.
@SteakhouseFi Prime vaults on @Morpho, $200M+ combined TVL:
- Prime USDC: A
- Prime ETH: A-
- Prime USDT: B+
Probability of Significant Loss (PSL) runs 0.26% to 0.96%.
What happens when a tokenized asset is onchain, but getting your money out still takes 3 days? 🧐
This is one of the interesting problems RedStone is trying to solve with RedStone Settle and NYLIM's tokenized HYB fund.
Here's why this matters for RWAs and DeFi 🧵
From the user's perspective, this can turn a T+3 redemption into a T+0 exit.
And that's useful for more than just selling.
It also means a lending protocol can liquidate HYB without having to wait three days for the underlying fund to settle.
