RedStone integrates the Security Token market to accelerate the tokenization process of real-world assets

Blockchain oracle provider RedStone announces the completion of a strategic acquisition of Security Token Market (STM) and its TokenizeThis conference. This deal marks a new development stage for the real asset tokenization market. It not only expands RedStone’s data accumulation in the tokenization field but also further integrates key industry forces driving the token economy.

Talent Upgrades to Strengthen Tokenization Industry Layout

STM founder Herwig Konings will join RedStone as an advisor and serve as the head of the TokenizeThis conference, responsible for promoting in-depth discussions on tokenized securities and real assets. Meanwhile, STM Chief Operating Officer Jason Barraza will focus on expanding institutional business in asset management, banking, and tokenization platforms. The addition of these industry veterans lays a solid foundation for RedStone’s development in the real asset tokenization market.

Oracle Infrastructure Supports Token Asset Pricing and Risk Management

RedStone’s modular oracle network provides real-time price data and reference data for decentralized applications, which is crucial for on-chain financial product pricing, collateral valuation, and risk management. As the scale of tokenized real assets expands, high-quality, reliable oracle services become the infrastructure for healthy market development. The TokenizeThis conference will continue to operate independently, attracting banks, asset managers, issuers, blockchain networks, and infrastructure providers to participate, becoming an important hub for promoting the development of the tokenization ecosystem.

Ethereum Dominates Public Chain Issuance, Off-Chain Markets Become Main Institutional Issuance Arena

Real asset tokenization has become a core development direction in the crypto industry. Among tokenized real assets issued on public blockchains, Ethereum accounts for the largest share, with a total value of about $13 billion, representing 60% of the overall issuance on public blockchains. However, most institutional-level tokenization activities do not occur on public blockchains but are concentrated on specialized institutional platforms. Canton Network has become the main venue for major financial institutions to issue tokenized and regulated assets, reflecting the practical needs of traditional financial institutions exploring tokenization transformation.

RedStone’s integration of STM not only consolidates market data resources but also represents a strategic layout for this emerging track of real asset tokenization, indicating that the tokenization market will enter a more regulated and professional development stage.