Nasdaq is joining the Pyth Data Market as a data publisher, initially offering Nasdaq TotalView — a comprehensive order book feed with per-order depth, market participant attribution, and imbalance data around the open and close. This integration bridges traditional exchange data with decentralized oracle infrastructure.
Nasdaq has announced that it will join the Pyth Data Market as a data publisher. The first dataset to be distributed is Nasdaq TotalView, a premium data feed designed for professional traders. TotalView provides full order book depth, including every order at every price level, along with market participant attribution and order imbalance data near the opening and closing crosses.
This move marks a significant step in bringing traditional exchange data on-chain via a decentralized oracle network. By leveraging Pyth's low-latency infrastructure, Nasdaq's real-time market data can now be consumed by a wide range of DeFi applications, derivatives platforms, and institutional products.
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