These nerds hit us up about cooking on Dogecoin, something about a colour and a rock? 100 doge to the first person who guesses

Tokenization is moving from issuance to utility. Stellar gives institutions the controls they need to issue assets onchain and the infrastructure to put them to work across a growing financial ecosystem. Hear more from @DenelleDixon on @DefiantNews👇

Agentic capital markets start with governed execution. AI agents are entering financial workflows. The question is no longer only what they can do, but what they are authorized to do. Our Brickken x @redstone_defi report maps the assets, data, payments and mandates behind that shift. Read it now 👇

The Korean won is the second most traded currency in the digital asset space, behind only the dollar and its stablecoins. $KRW pairs are roughly 30% of global spot volume. None of that liquidity can work as collateral onchain, because there is no legally recognized won stablecoin to settle in. The liquidity is there, but regulation still hasn't caught up. The tokenized securities framework passed in January 2026 and takes effect in February 2027. The Digital Asset Basic Act, the law that would license a won stablecoin, is still in committee, held up on issuer eligibility. The cost? Roughly KRW 14.92 trillion, about $10.4 billion, in net stablecoin outflows over eighteen consecutive months. Regulatory clarity turns a won stablecoin from a payment instrument into collateral. Collateral feeds lending markets and tokenized asset settlement. That circuit mobilizes the stock of retail and corporate won deposits sitting inert today. The money that already left is a separate story. That mechanism is the spine of the joint RedStone x @KaiaChain report, out today: The Seoul Standard. It covers Korea's opening against Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore, what the new laws require of institutions, and three scenarios with dated triggers plus a sourced risk register. Full report below

RedStone is now ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified. Audit done and certificate issued by @SGS_SA. The certificate will bolster trust in RedStone among current and prospective TradFi and enterprise partners.

NEW: @Brickken, a tokenization platform with 150+ clients and $660M in tokenized assets, has selected RedStone as its data infrastructure partner. Brickken-issued assets can now access the full RedStone stack: feeds, T+0 settlement via Settle, and @CredoraNetwork risk ratings, the data layer to enable work in DeFi for RWA's.

New SEP-40 feeds on @StellarOrg. earnUSDC is @GamiLabs' yield-bearing USDC vault token. Its NAV is now published onchain. @USDT0_to brings Tether's $USDT to Stellar as a multichain asset. Users can now post both as collateral in Stellar's DeFi ecosystem.

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The RedStone Podcast Ep3. Raja Chakravorti, CBO of @StellarOrg, on who holds the real veto over institutional tokenization and why nobody rates the DeFi vaults these assets land in. youtu.be/sU--FZalBcM

The RedStone Podcast Ep2 is live. Five minutes, no filler. Mike Massari sits down with @MorganKrupetsky, VP of Onchain Finance at @avalabs, on how institutions can run their own compliant chain and still stay connected to the rest of the network. New episodes every week. youtu.be/gEz0BNFxzqs

Data infrastructure is live on @Arc. The L1 built for payments and tokenized finance has price and NAV feeds for tokenized funds, yield-bearing assets, LSTs/LRTs, and BTCfi from day one. Powered by RedStone.