BREAKING: Nasdaq selects Pyth for data distribution. 🔮
The exchange behind the opening bell is now distributing its market data through the Pyth Data Marketplace, starting with Nasdaq TotalView.
Pyth is the first onchain network to distribute Nasdaq market data.
Nasdaq is the second-largest U.S. equities exchange and the listing home of Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, and many of the world’s most valuable companies.
That Nasdaq. Now on the Pyth Data Marketplace.
Nasdaq TotalView is far more than a single price. It provides full depth of the order book across every price level, together with order imbalance data around the Opening and Closing Crosses.
For Nasdaq, the Marketplace is about reach.
More users. More protocols. Onchain and offchain.
Market data was traditionally distributed through terminals and direct exchange connections built for people sitting in front of screens. Today, it is increasingly consumed by trading systems, fintech platforms, prediction markets, and digital asset exchanges.
Those applications need data that is machine-readable, programmable, and easy to integrate.
The Pyth Data Marketplace gives first-party data providers a direct channel into those destinations while keeping attribution and control intact.
Nasdaq joins publishers including the U.S. Department of Commerce, Kalshi, Euronext, Exchange Data International, OTC Markets, SGX FX, and Tradeweb.
One of the most recognized names in global finance is now distributing through Pyth.
Nasdaq TotalView is available on the Pyth Data Marketplace now.
#RWA
The exchange behind the opening bell is now distributing its market data through the Pyth Data Marketplace, starting with Nasdaq TotalView.
Pyth is the first onchain network to distribute Nasdaq market data.
Nasdaq is the second-largest U.S. equities exchange and the listing home of Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, and many of the world’s most valuable companies.
That Nasdaq. Now on the Pyth Data Marketplace.
Nasdaq TotalView is far more than a single price. It provides full depth of the order book across every price level, together with order imbalance data around the Opening and Closing Crosses.
For Nasdaq, the Marketplace is about reach.
More users. More protocols. Onchain and offchain.
Market data was traditionally distributed through terminals and direct exchange connections built for people sitting in front of screens. Today, it is increasingly consumed by trading systems, fintech platforms, prediction markets, and digital asset exchanges.
Those applications need data that is machine-readable, programmable, and easy to integrate.
The Pyth Data Marketplace gives first-party data providers a direct channel into those destinations while keeping attribution and control intact.
Nasdaq joins publishers including the U.S. Department of Commerce, Kalshi, Euronext, Exchange Data International, OTC Markets, SGX FX, and Tradeweb.
One of the most recognized names in global finance is now distributing through Pyth.
Nasdaq TotalView is available on the Pyth Data Marketplace now.
#RWA