A price tells you where an asset traded.
The market behind it tells a bigger story.
Pyth’s vision for the Price of Everything is expanding from price feeds across asset classes to the institutional market data behind those prices.
Nasdaq joining the Pyth Data Marketplace is a major step in that direction.
As an external distributor of Nasdaq Basic, Pyth can bring Nasdaq’s real-time U.S. equity quote and trade product to new audiences through the Pyth Data Marketplace.
That includes best bid and offer, last sale data, and official opening and closing prices for U.S. equities.
And Nasdaq is part of a much larger picture.
Cboe, LMAX, Euronext, SGX, OTC Markets, Tradeweb, Fenics, Fidelity Investments, and Exchange Data International are among the institutions connected to Pyth.
The model is straightforward: institutions publish data closer to its source, while applications access it through a shared distribution layer.
That opens a path for specialist datasets to reach fintech platforms, trading venues, blockchain applications, and other software-driven financial systems.
The Price of Everything means breadth and depth: price feeds across asset classes, exchange-originated data, and specialist datasets from the institutions that know those markets best.
More of the information behind financial decisions, available where modern applications need it.
Markets are more than a number on a screen.
The institutions shaping them should have a direct path to the next generation of financial applications.
Explore Pyth Data Marketplace to learn more.
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