RedStone and Securitize Bridge $150M BCAP Token to ZKsync—Wall Street’s Paperwork Just Got a Blockchain Bypass

DeFi’s institutional invasion accelerates as RedStone’s oracle feeds Securitize’s BCAP token onto ZKsync—proving even private equity dinosaurs can evolve (when forced).

The $150M security token now tracks real-time pricing on-chain, cutting through traditional settlement delays like a hot knife through bureaucratic butter. Another middleman quietly prepares his obsolescence party.

Bonus jab: The only thing moving faster than this transaction? The lawyers drafting disclaimers about how this definitely isn’t a securities offering.

ZKsync and RWAs

ZKsync, which hosts over $2 billion in RWAs, now trails only Ethereum mainnet in RWA market size. With BCAP and its live price feed now native to ZKsync, DeFi protocols can begin integrating it into lending platforms, vaults, and automated yield strategies — tools previously unavailable to institutional assets.

“This is more than a price feed,” said Omar Azhar of Matter Labs. “It signals that institutional finance is moving onchain.”

Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo added that the feed enables BCAP to support DeFi-native yield products with real-time pricing that meets institutional standards.

Together, RedStone, Securitize, and ZKsync are building the infrastructure to bring regulated assets into the CORE of decentralized finance.