50 indices and Nasdaq Basic 📈 🚀
$HYPE turned 24/7 perps into a real category. $SOL showed how fast apps and liquid onchain markets can pull attention when the user experience works. Pyth is attacking the part underneath both: the pricing layer for markets that do not fit inside one asset class anymore.
The new Pyth Indices map now covers equities, commodities, market indices, ETFs, metals, FX and pre-IPO exposure.
That is a very different surface from a basic crypto price-feed network.
It means builders can start thinking in broader market terms: gold, oil, FX, ETFs, equity indices, private-market exposure, and traditional assets that traders already understand.
The Nasdaq Basic update makes this more serious. Pyth is now an external distributor channel for Nasdaq Basic through the Pyth Data Marketplace, giving approved clients another way to access real-time U.S. equity market data after licensing directly with Nasdaq.
So the picture is getting clearer.
50 live indices. 3,500+ market feeds. 138+ first-party publishers.
$751.9B in August RWA perp volume, with 96.27% priced by Pyth.
$10.4M ARR in August.
This is how Pyth keeps widening the market map while the token narrative still feels early compared to the product.
More markets. More data. More reasons for traders to pay attention 📈
#Altcoin Season# #Trading
$HYPE turned 24/7 perps into a real category. $SOL showed how fast apps and liquid onchain markets can pull attention when the user experience works. Pyth is attacking the part underneath both: the pricing layer for markets that do not fit inside one asset class anymore.
The new Pyth Indices map now covers equities, commodities, market indices, ETFs, metals, FX and pre-IPO exposure.
That is a very different surface from a basic crypto price-feed network.
It means builders can start thinking in broader market terms: gold, oil, FX, ETFs, equity indices, private-market exposure, and traditional assets that traders already understand.
The Nasdaq Basic update makes this more serious. Pyth is now an external distributor channel for Nasdaq Basic through the Pyth Data Marketplace, giving approved clients another way to access real-time U.S. equity market data after licensing directly with Nasdaq.
So the picture is getting clearer.
50 live indices. 3,500+ market feeds. 138+ first-party publishers.
$751.9B in August RWA perp volume, with 96.27% priced by Pyth.
$10.4M ARR in August.
This is how Pyth keeps widening the market map while the token narrative still feels early compared to the product.
More markets. More data. More reasons for traders to pay attention 📈
#Altcoin Season# #Trading
