Blockchain oracle provider RedStone has acquired Security Token Market and its TokeniseThis conference, expanding its real-world asset data capabilities.
The deal adds historical data covering more than 800 tokenised products across equities, real estate, debt and fund structures to RedStone’s oracle business.
STM founder Herwig Konings will join RedStone as an adviser and head of TokeniseThis following the acquisition.
STM chief operating officer Jason Barraza will take on an institutional business development role focused on asset managers, banks and tokenisation platforms.
RedStone supplies price and reference data to decentralised applications, supporting onchain pricing, collateral valuation and risk management.
The company said its data feeds secure more than $6 billion in onchain value and are used by multiple tokenisation and DeFi platforms.
TokeniseThis will continue operating as a standalone conference focused on tokenised securities and real-world assets.
“Institutions have struggled finding trustworthy, comprehensive datasets on tokenised RWAs,”
Marcin Kazmierczak said, adding that STM’s long-term tracking provides a unified view of the market.
The acquisition comes as tokenised real-world assets expand across both public blockchains and permissioned institutional networks.
At the time of reporting, Ethereum price was $2,923.12.