Instead of relying on slow third-party aggregators, it pulls data directly from 120+ exchanges, market makers, and trading firms. With 380+ price feeds across crypto, equities, FX, and commodities, plus coverage of 100+ blockchains, it’s quickly becoming Web3’s go-to data layer.
What stands out is the pull-oracle model. Apps can request updates only when needed—making it cheaper, faster, and consistent across chains. On top of that, products like Pyth Entropy (secure randomness) and Pyth Lazer (sub-second feeds) unlock new possibilities for DeFi, HFT strategies, gaming, RWAs, and even AI.
$PYTH brings real utility. It powers governance, rewards data publishers, supports payments for feed access, and enables staking that keeps the network aligned. As adoption grows among protocols and institutions, demand scales with usage—not hype.
To me, Pyth isn’t just another oracle—it’s the backbone of Web3’s data infrastructure, tied directly to real economic activity. That’s why I’m buying, why I’m interested, and why I’m holding $PYTH.
