$516M market cap for this story? 🟱

$ONDO owns a lot of the tokenized asset conversation on CMC. $RENDER brings the AI compute and infrastructure crowd that cares about what machines can actually use. Pyth connects both through the part nobody can skip: market data.

The Nasdaq Basic update makes that clearer.

Pyth has been approved as an external distributor to offer Nasdaq Basic, Nasdaq’s real-time quote and trade product for U.S. equities, through its Data Marketplace.

This gives Pyth stronger positioning inside the institutional market-data conversation.

The token chart already started reacting, with PYTH up over 8% in 24H and volume up more than 23%.

But the larger setup is still the product-to-market-cap gap.

3,500+ market feeds.

138+ first-party publishers.

1,901 equity feeds.

45 live Pyth Indices.

$10.4M ARR in August.

$2.9M gross new ARR.

$723.77B in August RWA perp volume priced by Pyth.

Now Nasdaq Basic enters the marketplace narrative.

At around $516M market cap, PYTH still looks like the market is pricing an oracle ticker while the product is moving toward a market-data business.

That is exactly the kind of gap I want to watch 📈

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