The TON blockchain is leveling up. With RedStone’s modular oracles now live, DeFi on TON is no longer just about experiments — it’s scaling into consumer-grade finance. Stablecoins, staking derivatives, and DEX liquidity are exploding, with USDe supply hitting 179.5M and tsUSDe climbing to 24.6M.
Once dismissed as Telegram’s side project, TON is now shaping into a consumer-first financial layer. The secret sauce? Oracles.
RedStone’s edge:
Already trusted on 70+ networks, RedStone’s modular feeds are now powering TON’s core DeFi stack — stablecoins, staking, DEX liquidity.
Oracles aren’t just about ETH or BTC price feeds anymore. RedStone supports:
Each feed runs anomaly checks, variance detection, and consensus validation before touching the chain. Combined with distributed verification and redundant backups, that’s how RedStone has kept a zero-mispricing record since launch.
“This is the missing piece TON needed. With reliable oracles, consumer-facing DeFi can scale.” — Market watcher
With USDe adoption climbing, tsUSDe growing, and RedStone securing the data layer, TON is entering a new DeFi era built for real users — not just insiders.
The playbook is clear:
For the next billion users coming online, TON is shaping up as a mainstream-ready financial network, with RedStone quietly anchoring the shift.
TON’s DeFi boom just got a power-up. RedStone oracles bring cost-efficient, modular, and secure data feeds, pushing USDe supply to 179.5M and tsUSDe to 24.6M. This marks TON’s move from crypto-native infra to consumer-ready finance — with stablecoins, staking, and DEX liquidity at the forefront.
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