DeFi started with just a few major tokens, but today the ecosystem demands much more. Traders want access to global assets, lending markets need diverse collateral, and stablecoins rely on accurate references. The question is: how do you bring all those markets on-chain safely?
This is where Pyth Network’s asset coverage expansion matters. Pyth doesn’t stop at crypto pairs. It already delivers data for currencies, commodities, and equities alongside digital assets. That means a DeFi app can track BTC, ETH, but also FX pairs like EUR/USD, or even commodities like gold.
Why does this matter? Because financial innovation doesn’t live in silos. Builders can now design products that blend crypto with traditional markets — cross-asset derivatives, stablecoins backed by multiple assets, or even prediction markets linked to real-world events.
Compared to older oracles that stick narrowly to crypto, Pyth positions itself as a bridge between DeFi and global finance. This isn’t just about more feeds; it’s about unlocking whole new categories of applications.
For users, this expansion means choice. Whether you’re hedging against USD volatility, trading commodities, or exploring multi-chain DeFi, Pyth makes sure the data is accurate, transparent, and accessible.
The future of DeFi will not be limited to tokens alone and Pyth is already preparing the ground for that future.
