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RedStone Debuts DeFi Risk Ratings Amid $20B Crypto Market Plunge – Is This the Safety Net Traders Need?

RedStone Debuts DeFi Risk Ratings Amid $20B Crypto Market Plunge – Is This the Safety Net Traders Need?

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Tronweekly
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2025-11-06 23:45:00
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As crypto markets bleed $20 billion, RedStone throws DeFi a lifeline with its new risk-rating system. The timing couldn't be more ironic—or more necessary.

Risk ratings go live just as leverage gets liquidated

The platform's new metrics promise to quantify DeFi's wild west risks, from impermanent loss to smart contract vulnerabilities. Because nothing says 'mature asset class' like needing a hazard warning label for your yield farm.

Active traders are already stacking the ratings against historical crashes—because in crypto, past performance totally guarantees future results (just ask your 2022 Luna bags).

Will this actually curb reckless bets? Unlikely. But it's a hell of a dashboard to watch while your portfolio burns.

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  • RedStone has come up with a new DeFi Risk Ratings structure called Credora
  • This decision has been made in the midst of increasing volatility in the industry
  • This underscores the increasing request for risk evaluation tools in the decentralized finance (DeFi) industry

Decentralized oracle provider RedStone has come up with a new DeFi Risk Ratings structure called Credora to improve transparency and trader decision-making. This decision has been made in the midst of increasing volatility in the industry.

The launch has happened after the latest $20 billion decline in the whole cryptocurrency industry capitalization. This underscores the increasing request for risk evaluation tools in the decentralized finance (DeFi) industry, says the co-founder, Marcin Kaźmierczak.

RedStone’s DeFi Risk Ratings: A Data-Driven Approach

The DeFi Risk Ratings system by the organization is made to assess decentralized protocols’ risk on important factors such as liquidity depth, volatility over time, and smart contract assessment. The structure Credora collects on-chain and off-chain information using its decentralized oracle network. These give immediate data to the blockchain systems.

said the co-founder, Marcin Kaźmierczak, in the announcement that happened on Thursday. They also said that the ratings WOULD naturally upgrade constantly according to the industry ecosystem. This would be in consideration of the government decisions, macroeconomic events, and the performance of the system as a whole.

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Enhancing Investor Transparency

The major aim of RedStone’s rating model is to make sure that traders, investors, and developers are given the best framework to understand the amount of risk they are exposed to in the DeFi system. As part of this, an administrative inspection assists with risk disclosures in digital finance. Market analysts say that including the idea of data-based ratings could definitely help in improving the DeFi system as a whole.

Risk-aware DeFi starts now.

Credora by RedStone launches on @MorphoLabs and @sparkdotfi, bringing live, automated risk scores to the heart of DeFi: lending markets.

As capital flows onchain, only risk-aware data can power what’s next 🧵 pic.twitter.com/ABFxMvx7hs

— Credora by RedStone (@CredoraNetwork) November 6, 2025

RedStone’s DeFi Risk Ratings launch highlights the increasing attention on data-driven security and risk supervision in the highly volatile market.

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