If you're building on Monad, RedStone is honestly the data layer you want.
Fast, secure, and actually designed with builders in mind.
Builder-to-builder energy is undefeated
RedStone keeps leveling up, buddies - and now its long-time integration with Euler is expanding onto Monad.
Euler will use RedStone Bolt + classic Push oracles as the main data sources across major markets.
Huge moment for the data layer space
What I love here: RedStone delivers accurate, tamper-proof feeds that keep collateral valuations reliable in Euler’s lending markets - even under
Monad’s high-performance parallel execution.
That’s real scalability
🚨 Big News in the DeFi Space! 🚨
Super excited to share that @kpk_io has chosen RedStone as its oracle provider for curated vaults on @GearboxProtocol
Over $45M in TVL and growing - this is huge!
4/ And this is just the beginning! More RedStone-powered integrations are coming as @kpk_io expands its liquidity markets. Can’t wait to see how this evolves!
This partnership sets the stage for a new era of transparent, composable prediction systems.
Explore how to integrate Kalshi data feeds via RedStone here:
https://t.co/TPk7eHOuOP
@Kalshi partners with @redstone_defi to bring its prediction market data fully onchain.
With access across 110+ blockchains, developers can now tap into real-time oracle feeds to build smarter, data-driven markets.
Prediction infrastructure, leveled up. 🧵👇
The first live markets include:
- NYC Mayor Election
- Democratic Nominee 2028
- Rate Cuts in 2025
…with more onchain contracts to follow as the collaboration deepens.
Builders - it’s your turn to create the next prediction layer.
In essence:
Eclipse is a fast execution layer built on existing L1s.
Aleo is a zero-knowledge execution environment of its own.
Eclipse optimizes the present; Aleo redefines the future of private computation.
Eclipse vs Aleo - two opposite approaches to blockchain scalability.
Eclipse → modular L2 on Ethereum using SVM.
Aleo → privacy-native L1 powered by zero-knowledge proofs.
One optimizes for throughput, the other for cryptographic privacy. 🧵👇
Developer experience:
Eclipse uses Rust/Solana contracts (+ Neon EVM bridge).
Aleo uses Leo - a domain-specific language for ZK apps.
Steeper learning curve, but higher privacy and security ceiling.