Pyth lance des indices de prix 24h/24 et 7j/7 pour les actions et les matières premières

Pyth a lancé Pyth Indices, qui fournit des prix continus 24h/24 et 7j/7 pour les actions américaines, le pétrole, les métaux et les paniers thématiques. Le service vise les marchés en expansion des actifs réels tokenisés et du trading perpétuel.

Les nouveaux indices ont été introduits le 10 juin. Ils offrent des données en continu, auparavant limitées aux heures de trading standard. Les partenaires de lancement incluent Coinbase, Kraken, dYdX et Nado. Ces plateformes intégreront les indices à leurs services. Cette initiative soutient la croissance des actifs tokenisés et des marchés perpétuels. Pyth a décrit ces indices comme une réponse directe à la demande de tarification continue.

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