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RedStone launches Stellar price feeds after $10M exploit highlights oracle risks
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RedStone launches Stellar price feeds after $10M exploit highlights oracle risks

Oracle provider RedStone deploys price feeds on Stellar as the network expands DeFi infrastructure and experiments with lending and tokenized assets.

3/4/20265 min read2 views

Expanding Stellar's DeFi Infrastructure

Oracle provider RedStone, which was recently involved in a $10 million exploit on the Ronin network of Axie Infinity, has deployed its price feeds for the Stellar cryptocurrency network. This event is happening against the backdrop of Stellar's active development of decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure and the blockchain's experiments with lending and tokenization of various assets.

Earlier this year, Stellar tested its lending capabilities by launching a pilot program to provide loans in USDC stablecoin, which allowed it to expand the functionality of the ecosystem. In addition, Stellar is actively developing projects for the issuance of tokenized assets, including cryptocurrencies, securities, and even real-world assets.

The deployment of price feeds from RedStone is an important step in strengthening Stellar's DeFi infrastructure and will allow ecosystem projects to more effectively use price data for their applications and protocols.

The Importance of Reliable Oracles

From the experts' point of view, the Ronin incident was another reminder of the importance of using reliable and proven oracles. Oracles play a key role in decentralized finance, providing accurate market data necessary for the proper functioning of smart contracts and DeFi applications. Vulnerabilities in oracles can have serious consequences, as demonstrated by the Ronin breach.

The deployment of RedStone oracles on Stellar can become an important step towards improving the security and reliability of the blockchain's DeFi ecosystem. However, projects must still carefully evaluate oracle providers and implement additional safeguards to minimize the risks associated with oracle vulnerabilities.

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