Pyth Network has expanded its 24/7 index product line, adding 12 new indices this week including Amazon, Meta, Coinbase, Palantir, and the first Korean-listed stock Samsung, along with three ETF indices. The expansion extends Pyth’s offering from a single crude oil index to a diversified range covering commodities, individual stocks, thematic baskets, international equities, and ETFs. Platforms like Coinbase, Kraken, and OKX are building markets based on these indices, leveraging continuous pricing to support trading scenarios not feasible with traditional infrastructure.
Pyth Network Expands 24/7 Index with 12 New Assets
Techub News reports that Pyth Network has announced the expansion of its 24/7 index product line, adding 12 new indices this week. The new additions include U.S. stocks such as Amazon, Meta, Coinbase, and Palantir, as well as the first Korean-listed stock Samsung, and three ETF indices, enabling round-the-clock continuous pricing.
This expansion transforms Pyth’s index offering from a single crude oil index to a diversified product line spanning crude oil, metals, individual stocks, thematic baskets, international listed equities, and ETFs. Platforms including Coinbase, Kraken, and OKX are building markets based on these indices, utilizing continuous pricing to support trading scenarios that are not achievable with traditional infrastructure.
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