Nasdaq has joined Pyth Network as a data publisher, providing Nasdaq TotalView data as its first offering. The data feed gives professional traders full order book depth, including each order at every price level, market participant details, and order imbalance data near the open and close. This marks another milestone in bringing institutional-grade data to decentralized oracles.
Nasdaq Selects Pyth for Data Distribution
Nasdaq has announced it will join Pyth Network's data market as a data publisher, with the first data set being Nasdaq TotalView. TotalView is Nasdaq's standard data source for professional traders, providing full order book depth including each order at every price level with its associated market participant, as well as order imbalance data near the open and close crosses.
This partnership enables Pyth's oracle to access high-quality Nasdaq market data directly, bringing more accurate real-time pricing to on-chain DeFi protocols. Pyth Network has previously collaborated with multiple traditional financial institutions, and Nasdaq's involvement further solidifies its position as a leading institutional-grade data distribution network.
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