Main highlights:
- RedStone announces the launch of the first push oracle on the GIWA testnet today, November 19, 2025.
- GIWA currently supports both push feeds and over 300 pull feeds.
- After this announcement was made public, the price of RED token increased by 0.8%.
RedStone announced today, November 19, 2025, on social media platform X that it will deploy its first push oracle model to the GIWA public testnet. Upbit is launching with Blue Chip ETH/USD and BTC/USD price feeds to provide high security, low latency data to developers. These feeds support projects that build on GIWA, the exchange's new layer 2 network designed specifically for builders.
RedStone has launched its first push oracle on the GIWA testnet.
Starting with the blue-chip ETH/USD and BTC/USD, we aim to provide builders with a high-security feed on Upbit's L2.
GIWA is “Layer 2 by builders, for builders,” a philosophy RedStone has embraced since day one 🧵 pic.twitter.com/25HWeaxs49
— RedStone ♦️ (@redstone_defi) November 19, 2025
The GIWA testnet will be powered by a live push feed from RedStone, complementing the existing 300+ RedStone pull feeds. These pull feeds cover a wide range of digital assets, including blue-chip stablecoins, re-staked ETH derivatives, real world assets (RWA) such as gold and foreign exchange, and other tokenized financial instruments. By combining push and pull feed models, GIWA developers can confidently test clearing mechanisms, on-chain accounting, and price-focused smart contract logic with definitive and verifiable price data from trusted oracle sources.
Following the announcement, the RED token price increased by 0.8% in the past hour, bringing the token price to $0.2735.
RED jumped 0.8% as soon as the announcement was made public.
GIWA: A Vision for Builders and Enterprise Blockchains
GIWA is Dunamu's new layer 2 blockchain built using Ethereum's Optimism OP stack. Designed to process more transactions, reduce gas bills, and help your apps run faster. The goal is to support large-scale use cases ranging from general users to large enterprises.
RedStone runs on the GIWA testnet and fits perfectly into this plan. This provides developers with reliable, ready-to-use oracle tools to easily build better DeFi apps on the network.
Strategic approach to South Korea’s crypto ecosystem
South Korea is known as one of the most active markets for cryptocurrencies, and Redstone has been investing in the region for many years. In addition to implementing their technology, they continue to engage on the ground by meeting local developers and attending big events such as Korea Blockchain Week.
RedStone COO Marcin Kaźmierczak also appeared on Korean television to highlight why the growing blockchain industry needs a strong oracle infrastructure. The integration of GIWA is another step in RedStone's plan to support Korean construction companies with reliable, high-quality Oracle services.
Supporting builders with Oracle expertise
RedStone's approach to GIWA shows that the project prioritizes builder-centric support and values direct collaboration and rapid iteration based on developer feedback. The Oracle team provides excellent technical assistance for projects integrating RedStone feeds, helping you optimize usage and ensure reliability under high security standards. This is in line with RedStone’s ethos of “by builders, for builders,” leveraging four years of experience in providing low-latency, reliable price data to top DeFi protocols.
With this initial development, GIWA developers have the necessary infrastructure to build clearing engines, risk management systems, and on-chain accounting frameworks from the start, backed by one of the industry's most trusted oracle providers. This integration also promises improved security, depth of asset coverage, and low latency required for complex DeFi applications.
Looking to the future
RedStone's move to the GIWA testnet is important in expanding Oracle services across new Layer 2 networks, especially those in South Korea, where there is an active developer community and strong demand. With both strong technology and a physical presence in the region, RedStone aims to help more projects adopt decentralized price feeds for the next wave of DeFi tools.
In short, RedStone's first push oracle on GIWA will provide the real-time pricing data needed for Upbit's Layer 2 network. It helps developers build secure and reliable DeFi apps and shows how oracle providers and layer 2 solutions work together to support builders in one of the fastest growing cryptocurrency markets.
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