Nasdaq has joined the Pyth data market as a data publisher, distributing Nasdaq TotalView data. This dataset provides complete order book depth, including each order at every price level with participant attribution, plus order imbalance data near the opening and closing cross. The integration marks a key bridge between traditional finance and decentralized oracle networks.
Nasdaq has joined the Pyth data market as a data publisher, with initial distribution of Nasdaq TotalView. Pyth Network announced the news via its official blog.
Nasdaq TotalView is the standard Nasdaq data feed for professional traders, offering full order book depth — including every order at each price level with market participant attribution — as well as order imbalance data near the opening and closing cross. Bringing high-quality traditional financial market data into Pyth's decentralized data marketplace enhances the breadth and reliability of on-chain data ecosystems.
The collaboration marks a significant step for Nasdaq in Web3 data distribution and further validates Pyth Network's capability as a high-performance oracle for aggregating institutional-grade data.
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