RedStone charts new oracle waters for Daml, letting Canton apps anchor shared prices while keeping each ledger hidden below the surface


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Promote with Leviathan NewsCanton already claims nearly 400 ecosystem participants and trillions in RWAs leveraging the network, so oracle plumbing is not a side quest. If RedStone can make a shared price object usable across Daml apps without letting the oracle see counterparties or balances, you get closer to cross-app repo/collateral workflows without turning Canton into an Ethereum-style public mempool. The weak point shifts from privacy to feed governance: stale NAVs, source disputes, and synchronized liquidation logic matter more when banks are routing tokenized Treasuries, funds, and deposits through the same price surface.
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