#RedStone
2 articles tagged #RedStone — curated RWA tokenization coverage.
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Infrastructure
cryptobriefing.com·
RedStone tackles RWA collateral’s biggest flaw with new liquidation product Settle
RedStone launched RedStone Settle on April 28, 2026, to address the liquidity mismatch between DeFi lending protocols and tokenized real-world assets. While DeFi requires instant liquidations, many tokenized assets like money market funds or private credit instruments face redemption windows of 60 to 180 days. RedStone Settle utilizes an auction-based mechanism built on the company's Atom architecture to enable T+0 settlement for lending protocols. When collateral hits a liquidation threshold, KYC-verified solvers compete to provide immediate liquid assets in exchange for the underlying RWA at a discount. This system aims to unlock approximately $30 billion in currently idle tokenized assets that are otherwise unsuitable as collateral due to redemption delays. By integrating this settlement layer with its existing oracle infrastructure, which already supports assets like BlackRock’s BUIDL fund, RedStone creates a vertically integrated stack for RWA management. This development is significant as the tokenized asset market on Ethereum surpassed $25 billion in early 2026 and is projected to reach $400 billion by year-end. However, the reliance on KYC-verified solvers introduces potential risks regarding market concentration and counterparty dependencies.
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Infrastructure
Tokenization's Next Phase Is Lending, Says RedStone Co-Founder
Tokenized assets on public blockchains have surpassed $31.5 billion in value, yet Marcin Kaźmierczak of RedStone notes that only about 2% of these assets are currently utilized within decentralized finance protocols. While financial institutions like BlackRock, Fidelity, and Citi have successfully brought money market funds, Treasuries, and stocks onchain, the industry is now shifting focus from simple issuance to enhancing asset usability. The primary goal is to enable these tokenized assets to function as programmable collateral in lending markets, allowing investors to borrow against holdings without liquidating them. However, a significant technical hurdle remains regarding the settlement mismatch between instant DeFi liquidation cycles and the slower redemption times of traditional financial products. RedStone, which secures $4.1 billion across 95 protocols, is actively addressing these infrastructure needs by providing price data and risk monitoring. The potential passage of the CLARITY Act is expected to provide the regulatory framework necessary to accelerate this integration. Kaźmierczak predicts that the proportion of tokenized assets used in DeFi could rise to 50% by mid-2027 as institutional adoption matures. This evolution marks a transition from mere record-keeping to a fully programmable financial ecosystem.