Pyth’s entry into the $50 billion financial data market marks its evolution from a crypto oracle to a price layer for markets moving trillions daily.
Pyth connects smart contracts with prices from 120+ first-party publishers. That data runs on over 100+ blockchains and powers 2,000+ active price feeds.
The team recently launched Pyth Pro, a subscription service designed to give institutions a cleaner alternative to fragmented, expensive data sources.
In this one, Ayan breaks down the flaws of legacy oracles, how Pyth fixes them, its architecture, edge, and the opportunities ahead.
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