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First-Party Data Providers

@Pyth Network gets its data feeds directly from trading firms, exchanges, market makers, etc., rather than relying heavily on third-party aggregators. This tends to improve data accuracy, reduce delays, and lower risk of manipulation.

Low Latency and High Frequency Updates

Its price feeds update frequently (every ~400 milliseconds in many cases) and support high-resolution data. This is particularly useful for DeFi apps that need fresh, reliable data: derivatives, trading, risk management, etc.

Pull Oracle #PythRoadmap

Instead of pushing data on a fixed schedule or continuously, $PYTH uses a “pull” model: smart contracts (or other users) request data when needed. This can save gas (transaction cost on chains that charge for each state update) and avoid wasteful or unnecessary updates.