Somewhere, in the sun-drenched haze of a June morning, RedStone found itself summoned by the irrepressible ambitions of Securitize. Their mission: to bring forth the first onchain price feed for Blockchain Capital’s $BCAP token upon the mystical stage known as ZKsync Era. One imagines a pair of slender, bespectacled nerds shaking hands as a blockchain quietly hums in the background, wondering if it too should aspire for something more.
It would be no exaggeration (and I am rarely accused of exaggeration, except by my Aunt Vera) to call the $BCAP feed an epochal leap in the vertiginous realm of RWAs. These “Real World Assets”—whose name reeks suspiciously of existential dread—have blossomed by over 500% in a single year. $20 billion! Such numbers would make even the sternest of uncles blink twice over his evening kvass. (Crypto.news supplied this fact. Whether their news is always this cheerful, I cannot say.)
Yet, in a twist of fate subtle as a Russian winter, these remarkable “tokenized” assets lingered on the outskirts of DeFi’s bustling cities, outcasts at the gate of the party. The trouble? A want of secure, instantaneous price feeds—just the thing for lending, collateral, or whatever transformative ritual DeFi priests do these days with locked-up assets.
Enter RedStone (RED)—the official oracle for Securitize, and possibly the only oracle around that does not consult tea leaves or suspicious grannies. Now, with BCAP living on ZKsync (where it joins funds with names like BUIDL, presumably always working overtime), these oracles deliver their multi-chain, gas-efficient prophecies.
Marcin Kazmierczak, RedStone’s co-founder—a name straight from a Dostoevsky subplot—declares this partnership a harbinger of new onchain schemes: tokenized venture assets and institutional products. The future, it seems, will be both regulated and delightfully Byzantine. Imagine Vanya, now trading RWAs while sipping tea in a field.
ZKsync and RWAs
Ah, ZKsync—whose domain is vast, sheltering over $2 billion in RWAs. It stands in second place to Ethereum mainnet: the Peter the Great to Ethereum’s Ivan. With BCAP’s price now fluttering natively on ZKsync, the doors of DeFi are creaking open. Lending protocols, vaults, automated yield machines (surely more Rube Goldberg than Turing)—all now beckon to institutional fortunes previously cordoned off behind serious faces and mahogany desks.
“This is more than a price feed,” remarked Omar Azhar of Matter Labs—sounding for all the world like he’d just spotted the first swallow of spring. “It signals that institutional finance is moving onchain.” One wonders if his mother’s samovar trembled at the news.
Carlos Domingo, CEO of Securitize (and professional bearer of solemn tidings), declared the feed’s pricing so precise, even an accountant might weep for joy. At last, BCAP could underpin DeFi-native yield products, delivering real-time prices to satisfy the standards of even the most suspicious bankers.
Thus, RedStone, Securitize, and ZKsync set about erecting their grand infrastructure—in what Russians of old might have called a “potemkin village,” but here, astonishingly, everything seems quite real. Regulated assets: welcome to the bazaar of decentralized finance. Don’t forget your umbrella—or your sense of irony. 🚀😂
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2025-05-06 19:01