Let's talk about the numbers and what they mean for #Pyth
• Pyth now supports over 2,191 data prices across multiple chains, an increase of about 16.7% month-over-month.
• It has more than 125 institutional publishers providing data.
• In the second quarter of 2025, Pyth processed 648,240 price updates (an increase of 10.8% quarter-over-quarter), bringing its total updates to around 759.1 million.
• During the second quarter, its total value secured (TVS) reached $5.31 billion, an increase of 4.8% quarter-over-quarter — notably, Pyth was one of only two oracle networks to register growth in that quarter.
• Throughout its existence, the Pyth network has facilitated transaction volumes of $1.7 trillion across more than 600 applications.
These numbers are more than just metrics — they are signals. Here's what I see:
As more publishers expand and data volume increases, it enhances the accuracy and reliability of the data. With the increase in price updates, the network becomes harder to manipulate and more reliable for high-risk protocols. The growth in second-quarter updates and TVS tells me that Pyth is not stopping — it is still in active expansion mode.
Then there's Pyth Pro, the institutional layer that has just been launched.
It has earned 125 institutions over $50 million by providing their data. This is a strong signal: data providers see Pyth not as a game, but as a real revenue opportunity.
