RedStone has teamed up with Securitize to launch the first onchain price feed for Blockchain Capital’s $BCAP token on ZKsync Era. The $BCAP feed represents a key milestone in the rapid growth of RWAs, a sector that has grown over 500% in the last year and now exceeds $20 billion in value, according to a company note shared with crypto.news. Despite this growth, tokenized assets have remained largely siloed from DeFi due to a lack of secure, real-time price feeds needed for lending, collateralization, and other use cases. RedStone (RED), the official oracle provider for Securitize, addresses this gap with gas-efficient, multi-chain price feeds. The BCAP integration on ZKsync follows similar support for tokenized assets like BlackRock’s BUIDL fund. According to RedStone Co-Founder Marcin Kazmierczak, the collaboration paves the way for onchain strategies involving tokenized venture assets and other institutional-grade products. You might also like: Dow, S&P 500 slip amid ongoing market uncertainty 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. You might also like: Casper 2.0 launches on the mainnet, with a real world asset focus