Pyth launches 24/7 pricing indices for stocks and commodities

Pyth has launched Pyth Indices, which provide continuous 24/7 pricing for U.S. equities, oil, metals, and thematic baskets. The service targets expanding markets in tokenized real-world assets and perpetual trading.

The new indices were introduced on June 10. They offer round-the-clock data previously limited to standard trading hours. Launch partners include Coinbase, Kraken, dYdX, and Nado. These platforms will integrate the indices into their services. The move supports growth in tokenized assets and perpetual markets. Pyth described the indices as a direct response to demand for continuous pricing.

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