Why I Choose to Build on Pyth
As a developer, I’ve always been frustrated by one thing in Web3: oracles that don’t scale with my vision.
You can’t build real-time strategies, HFT-like systems, or risk-aware derivatives if your price feeds update every few minutes. And yet, most oracles gave me exactly that: slow, laggy, and opaque data.
That frustration ended the day I started working with Pyth Network ($PYTH . 💚
Building with Pyth felt different. The data came directly from institutional publishers — names I could actually recognize and trust. I wasn’t building on “maybe” data; I was building on provable, auditable, first-party price feeds.
When I launched my first cross-chain DeFi product, Wormhole-powered distribution meant I could pull the same price feeds on Ethereum, Aptos, and Base without rewriting my architecture. For the first time, I felt like the multi-chain dream was real.
And then came Pyth Pro — the subscription model targeting institutional clients. That move gave me confidence. Pyth isn’t chasing short-term hype. It’s building sustainable rails for both DeFi builders like me and TradFi giants exploring Web3.
Today, I’m proud to say the foundation of my project is Pyth. 💚 Because when you’re building the future, you don’t compromise on the data layer.