One of the biggest theses for Web3 infra are oracles. Every lending market, perp exchange, or tokenized fund depends on reliable data feeds. And as the ecosystem expands – with new L2s, tokenized assets, and sub-second perps – the limits of first-gen oracles are starting to show. My @redstone_defi thesis ↓ *** DeFi began with two models: • Chainlink’s push feeds → constant updates, highly reliable, but expensive at scale. • Pyth’s pull feeds → cost-efficient, on-demand, but not universal. Both remain critical, but neither covers the full spectrum of today’s needs. That gap has opened space for a third design: RedStone’s modular architecture. Market Snapshot • $97B → Chainlink TVS (still dominant, the incumbent). • $9B → RedStone TVS (fastest-growing, now solid #2). • $8.8B → Pyth TVS (neck and neck with RedStone). Rather than trying to “win” push vs. pull, RedStone delivers both + specialized integrations. This flexibility is why it’s scaling into perps, tokenization...
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