RedStone’s Silent Guardians: Securing Trillions in Crypto Assets

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In the dusty, sun-baked world of blockchain, where fortunes rise and fall with the whims of code, a silent guardian stands watch over trillions in assets. Meet RedStone Oracles, the unsung heroes of the crypto realm, ensuring the truth on-chain mirrors reality off-chain with the precision of a Steinbeck novel.

Hardik Katariya, the crypto cowboy of The Crypto Times, sat down with Marcin Kaźmierczak, the Co-Founder and CEO of RedStone Oracles. Together, they unraveled the tale of how RedStone became the trusted sentinel for institutional heavyweights like BlackRock and Apollo, securing over $8 billion in assets with the diligence of a farmer tending his crops.

Kaźmierczak, with the straightforwardness of a Steinbeck protagonist, revealed the grueling due diligence required to partner with trillion-dollar asset managers. RedStone delivers data in 10-millisecond intervals, faster than a jackrabbit fleeing a coyote, for next-gen chains like MegaETH. He argues that the industry must embrace legal liability and KYC to mature, much like a young man coming of age in a Steinbeck story.

From preventing fat-finger errors in trillion-dollar mints to the future of AI-driven anomaly detection, this conversation is as rich and layered as a Steinbeck novel. RedStone, the “silent guardian,” ensures that the crypto world operates with the integrity of a small-town sheriff, keeping the bad actors at bay and the truth shining bright.

Deep Dive with Hardik Katariya & Marcin Kaźmierczak

Hardik: Welcome to The Crypto Times. Today, we’re joined by Marcin Kaźmierczak, the Co-Founder and CEO of RedStone Oracles. Marcin, tell us, what’s the story behind RedStone? How do you keep the crypto world from turning into a Steinbeck tragedy?

Marcin, with the humility of a Steinbeck character, explained, “We’re the second-largest blockchain oracle globally, securing over $8 billion in assets. If we mess up, it’s like a dust storm hitting the fields-everything’s at risk. We support 200 B2B clients across 110 chains, from Morpho to Compound, ensuring data flows like a steady river through the blockchain desert.”

An oracle, he clarified, is the lifeblood of blockchain, delivering data like a trusty steed. RedStone, with its modular design, is the first to allow scalability, adapting to use cases like a farmer adjusting to the seasons. They support Ethereum, Solana, and even institutional chains like Canton, providing market data on everything from Bitcoin to uranium.

Hardik: Which RWA category has surprised you the most in the past year?

Marcin: “None of them,” he said with a wry smile, like a Steinbeck character facing the harsh realities of life. “What surprised me is that they didn’t grow as fast as I expected. Tokenization offers wider distribution, 24/7 availability, and lower costs, but we’re only at $23 billion in tokenized RWAs. I expected $30 billion by now. Private credit, though, is where the real growth will come from-it’s like finding gold in them thar hills.”

Private credit, he explained, offers yields of 8-10%, far more attractive than the 4% from Treasuries. But it’s not all roses; micro-credits, while promising, face higher default rates, like a crop failing in a drought. “Volume and depth are key,” he said, “and that’s where big banks come in, with their risk assessment measures as sturdy as a Steinbeck oak.”

Hardik: When will RWA projects stop being pilots and become real market infrastructure?

Marcin: “We’re seeing signals from the big institutions,” he said, like a man reading the signs of an approaching storm. “The NYSE and DTCC are embracing tokenization. By 2026, fintech apps like Revolut will offer tokenized yields with one click, abstracting away the complexity. Oracles will ensure the truth on-chain matches reality off-chain, like a faithful watchdog.”

RedStone, he emphasized, is the silent guardian, preventing disasters like the $300 trillion PayPal USD minting error. “We’re the last line of defense,” he said, “ensuring the crypto world doesn’t turn into a Steinbeck tragedy.”

Hardik: How do you guard against AI-driven attacks and ensure data latency stays in microseconds?

Marcin: “We’re a tech-heavy company,” he said, “with 70% engineers. We have layers of security, like a fortress in the desert. AI fights AI, and we’ve never had a single price manipulation or downtime event. For MegaETH, we co-located our nodes in the same building, minimizing latency. It’s like delivering water to a parched field-every second counts.”

Hardik: What’s the biggest misconception about oracle risk?

Marcin: “People think you can just roll back a mistake,” he said, shaking his head like a Steinbeck character facing folly. “But oracles and smart contracts are definitive. If we deliver a bad price, liquidations cascade like a dust storm. That’s why we have redundancy and always two people on watch, no matter the hour. We’re the guardians of the crypto frontier.”

Hardik: Do you see a future where oracle providers carry legal liability?

Marcin: “Absolutely,” he said, with the certainty of a Steinbeck hero. “It’s already happening. We sign contracts with SLAs, taking liability for mistakes. It’s how we mature as an industry, like a young man coming of age. In five years, crypto will be as seamless as the internet, and oracles will be the backbone, ensuring trust and integrity.”

Hardik: How is RedStone different from Chainlink?

Marcin: “Chainlink is monolithic; we’re modular,” he said, like a man comparing a tractor to a plow. “We’re more scalable, operating on 110 chains and providing 13,000 tickers. We’re the affordable, reliable choice, like a trusty steed in the blockchain wilderness.”

Hardik: Any advice for the crypto audience?

Marcin: “Educate yourself,” he said, like a Steinbeck sage. “Learn the primitives, from oracles to wallets. Start small, understand risk, and don’t underestimate infrastructure. Oracles are the unsung heroes, keeping the crypto world from turning into a tragedy.”

And with that, the interview ended, leaving us with the wisdom of a Steinbeck novel: in the world of crypto, trust and integrity are the only true currencies.

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2026-02-12 19:21