Nasdaq announced it will join the Pyth data marketplace as a data publisher, initially offering Nasdaq TotalView data. TotalView provides professional traders with complete order book depth, including individual orders at each price level, market participant attribution, and order imbalance data near open/close crosses. This marks a significant collaboration between traditional finance data infrastructure and decentralized oracle networks.
Nasdaq has announced its entry into the Pyth data marketplace as a data publisher, with the initial data feed being Nasdaq TotalView. TotalView is the standard Nasdaq data source for professional traders, offering comprehensive order book depth, including each order at every price level, its associated market participant, and order imbalance data near the opening and closing crosses. This integration brings traditional financial market data into the DeFi ecosystem via Pyth's decentralized oracle network, enabling more precise on-chain market information.
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