most beginners think data is just a price on the screen. its not, its your entire edge been going deep on @PythNetwork pro and heres the thing nobody explains to new traders * youre pulling aggregated data from 125+ institutional publishers, not one exchange feed * jane street, jump, cboe, fidelity, tradeweb all in the same aggregate * means youre insulated from single source manipulation and see real price action saw @N0name_Trader run a clean example, btc candles in the hour after nyse opens over 6 months, statistical patterns you can actually build conviction on here is something i would gladly try: * pyth pro as a backtest engine, historical data going back to when each asset first listed, test your thesis before risking size * pyth pro as a manipulation filter, compare the aggregate vs your exchange feed to spot fake wicks * pyth pro + claude as a pattern scanner, feed it candles and let it surface repeating setups still few beginners know this exists. data is the one edge you can actually own