RedStone Atom is launched, and the game rules for oracle machines have changed RedStone has always been a oracle project that I pay close attention to. The launch of Atom this time is not a simple "price source upgrade", but a direct installation of performance plugins for lending protocols, rewriting the underlying logic of DeFi. One sentence: Other oracle machines are vintage cars, while Atom is a supercar with clearing intelligence. Firstly, let's talk about the pain points: traditional oracle machines are slow and expensive. Price updates are pushed at fixed intervals, and in case of liquidation, we can only wait. Delay+conservative parameters=losses for both the user and the agreement. Loan agreement dare not raise LTV (loan limit) Users cannot obtain higher profits Slow liquidation and increased risk of bad debts The oracle has instead become the ceiling of DeFi lending. RedStone Atom has broken this bottleneck. Once the price triggers the liquidation condition, Atom updates the data with zero delay and goes live, completing the liquidation instantly. The agreement can be more radical: Higher LTV: Release more funds Faster liquidation: lower risk Stronger returns: better risk return In the clearing race, Atom lets you be the first to cross the line, while others can only eat the dust. Another harsh thing: OEV capture. In the past few years, oracle machines have invisibly given huge amounts of value to MEV robots, resulting in OEV losses of over 300 million US dollars for AAVE v2+v3 alone and over 500 million US dollars for DeFi as a whole. This money? It could have been deposited into the agreement treasury to subsidize users or reduce borrowing costs. Atom retrieved this money. It packages price updates and settlements using FastLane's Application Specific Sequencing technology Millisecond level sealed auction Liquidators bid to obtain liquidation rights Agreement to reclaim most of the prize money, with the remaining going to the winner From 'spending money to buy safety' to 'safety can also earn money'. The whole process? Completed within 300 milliseconds, with zero latency and no additional trust assumptions. Pushing new prices, executing liquidation, and returning OEV profits, three-step atomization packaging, no rush, no detours, efficiency directly hits all old oracle machines. Difficulty of going online? Almost zero. Any protocol using RedStone data source can be directly enabled without modifying the code. Currently: Unichain has been integrated BNB, Base, Berachain, Arbitrarum are on the road Ethereum and more EVM ecosystems are also about to be covered Imagine this: Borrowing is cheaper Higher LTV The agreement has continuous income Users receive better returns DeFi lending has become safer, more efficient, and more profitable. This is what RedStone Atom wants to do. Atom is a performance cheat for lending protocols and also a bonus window. Whoever dares to use it first will take the lead in the next cycle of lending competition. RedStone Atom=zero latency clearing+protocol built-in hematopoiesis+no integration cost. It is not just an upgrade to the oracle, but a new engine for DeFi lending, which is a blow to the entire industry in terms of dimensionality reduction. Atom not only improves the update speed, but also changes the profit logic of the oracle, allowing the protocol to have its own hematopoietic function. The future lending agreement, whoever connects to Atom first, will be able to eat up more market share