Hadron by Tether taps RedStone for pricing and same-day settlement of tokenized assets

Issuers on Tether's tokenization platform gain access to RedStone price feeds, NAV data, and T+0 settlement for eligible assets Tether wants its tokenized assets to behave less like museum pieces and more like money. On November 5, 2026, the company said its tokenization platform, Hadron by Tether, is collaborating with RedStone, a data infrastructure provider focused on on-chain finance. The goal is to give assets issued through Hadron better pricing, settlement, and liquidity rails. What the RedStone collaboration delivers Under the arrangement, issuers using Hadron get access to RedStone’s price feeds and net asset value (NAV) feeds. They also get access to RedStone Settle, the company’s settlement product. Price feeds come first. Blockchains can’t see the outside world, so they rely on services called oracles to report what an asset is worth. RedStone is one of those services, and its feeds let a smart contract know the current value of a tokenized bond, fund, or commodity. NAV feeds serve a similar purpose for pooled products. A fund’s net asset value is its holdings minus its liabilities, divided across its shares. Putting that figure on-chain means a tokenized fund share can...