Pyth launches an on-chain data market, supported by six major financial institutions

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Gate News message, April 9, oracle service Pyth officially launched the on-chain data marketplace Pyth Data Marketplace, and secured support from six major financial institutions as data providers. The institutions added include Euronext, Exchange Data International, Fidelity Investments, OTC Markets Group, the FX data business under SGX, and Tradeweb. These institutions previously distributed data mainly through traditional data vendors and proprietary terminals. Pyth Data Marketplace enables participating institutions to distribute various proprietary data—including macroeconomic indicators, over-the-counter (OTC) pricing, and foreign-exchange benchmarks—while retaining data ownership, pricing power, and signing authority.

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