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@JOSSY4PF @PythNetwork Gm Jossy Solid thread as always

GM guys. My second content on @PythNetwork From BTC to Beef Cattle The Price of Everything Is Coming Onchain Cocoa. Coffee. Raw Sugar. Live Cattle. 4 new commodity futures feeds are now live on Pyth Pro. ICE softs 🤝 CME livestock All under one subscription, one API. @PythNetwork now delivers 3,000+ price feeds across: • Crypto • Equities • FX • Commodities • Metals From BTC to beef cattle no sales calls, no legacy data toll booths. Why this matters 👇 Tariff escalations. Supply chain stress. Climate volatility. Soft commodities & livestock are the trade in uncertain macro environments and now builders get institutional-grade pricing onchain. These feeds power: • Prediction markets • Perpetual exchanges • Structured products • Multi-asset DeFi venues And they’re shipping every week. Pyth crossed 1,000 onchain feeds in early 2025. The Pro catalog has since tripled and it’s still accelerating. Degens asked. They shall receive. One feed at a time. 🔮🔮🔮

@Cryptoboy776 $hotemin sznnnn

locked in on $hotemin summer.

@ihyseun @PythNetwork Solid breakdown I’ll be interacting with the terminal

Most market data platforms want you to book a call before you even see what you're paying for. @PythNetwork flipped the model. The Pyth Terminal is now live with access to 3,000+ live price feeds across: • Crypto • Equities • FX • Commodities You can: - Watch live charts update in real time - Compare prices against benchmarks - Check publisher-level transparency - Browse without an API key Free access is available, and paid plans include a 14-day trial. See the data before you pay for it, simple. Explore: app.pyth.com/explore Read more: pyth.network/blog/the-pyth-…

@yrn_timi @PythNetwork Impressive one here Chad

GM, @PythNetwork is one of those projects I kept seeing around long before I actually paid attention to what it was doing. At first it just felt like a name that randomly appeared across different protocols and chains.Then you start noticing how much of the onchain experience..🧵

@_Jiggi__ @just_t00ns I’ll be looking out

Not now, not in your next life. Always look out for @just_t00ns

@cocoedasf_ @yugen_gg @alpha_hut Can I I get dc link mom?

Bagged @yugen_gg for @alpha_hut super dads. If you’re not in the discord, what are you doing?🌚

@Akeela99O @temsbaby Cooking

Tried a new brush on a @temsbaby painting

@tobilobalucky @PythNetwork Amazing tecg right here I’ll be exploring

Most people see blockchains. Smart money watches the data layer behind them. This is why @PythNetwork is quietly becoming one of the most important infrastructures in crypto, delivering real-time market data to DeFi protocols across multiple chains with speed and precision. As onchain finance grows, reliable oracle systems become non-negotiable, and Pyth is positioning itself at the center of that future. Not the loudest project in the market, but definitely one of the most essential everyone has to look out for.

@Bedlam127 @PythNetwork They cooking with this terminal.

MISSION: The @PythNetwork Terminal your front door to 3,000+ live price feeds across crypto, equities, FX, and commodities. No black box. No demo call. Just data you can see, verify, and trust.

@RaeeeEth @PythNetwork Amazing breakdown I’ll be exploring this

Let’s be real: in DeFi, if your data is slow, you’re just exit liquidity. When the markets start moving, you need an oracle that moves faster. That’s basically @PythNetwork’s entire personality. Let’s break it down. 🧵

@Motolamii Where do you base momma?

🤭🤭

@nobsfud Building with intent

quality > quantity try to impress yourself while making the content. flooding with low quality or copied content is a clear red flag

And honestly, that’s probably why the Polymarket integration made sense in the first place. Verification only works when transparency exists at the data layer. The front door is open now. Explore it yourself: [app.pyth.com/explore] (app.pyth.com/explore)

In traditional finance, market data has always been treated like a gated product. You pay first, trust later. Pyth flipped the model: open the terminal, explore the feeds, test the quality yourself, then decide if you want deeper access. No black box.

Most market data products make you talk to sales before you even know what you’re buying. - Opaque pricing. - Closed demos. - Bundled access. “Book a call. @PythNetwork just did the opposite. Pyth Terminal is live and you can literally inspect the data before paying anything.

@iam_kiddee @PythNetwork Building with intent

It’s been a while we talked about cross-chain oracle infrastructure. Let’s talk about @PythNetwork Pyth Network has had a pretty active especially around expansion, institutional adoption, and proving why oracle infrastructure matters more than ever in DeFi. Pyth is no longer just a “crypto oracle.” They’re slowly becoming the data engine for global on-chain markets. In May alone: 1. They expanded deeper into commodities like coffee, cocoa, sugar, and cattle. 2. Pushed beyond 3,000+ live feeds across 114+ chains 3. Kept onboarding institutional publishers 4. Launched Pyth Terminal, probably one of their biggest steps yet And the partnerships? They got klashi using Pyth for commodity prediction markets, for more expansion into RWAs, FX, derivatives, and traditional finance rails. It’s becoming clear that Pyth isn’t building for short-term narratives, they’re building for a future where every on-chain market needs reliable real-world data. Meanwhile $PYTH is still sitting around $0.041. Funny how infrastructure projects always look “boring” before people finally realize everything runs on top of them. Don’t sleep on PYTH network they are Price Layer for Global Finance, they’re positioned themselves as the data backbone.

@abdulbakiabdu17 Amazing tech here

Most users never think about oracle infrastructure until markets get volatile. But nearly every major onchain primitive depends on accurate price data: • Perps • Lending markets • Stablecoins • Liquidation engines • Prediction markets • Cross-chain DeFi A delay of even a few seconds can completely change outcomes during heavy volatility. That’s why low-latency data matters. What makes @PythNetwork interesting is the structure behind the feeds themselves. Instead of relying mainly on secondary aggregation, Pyth pulls data directly from first-party publishers including exchanges, market makers, and trading firms. The result is pricing infrastructure designed for high-frequency market conditions where precision actually matters. A lot of crypto narratives focus on apps and frontends. But infrastructure quietly decides whether those apps survive stress events. The best systems are usually invisible when they work properly.

@tobilobalucky @PythNetwork Properly detailed

The @PythNetwork terminal is finally live. The more I explore Pyth network, the more I realize the Pyth Terminal is one of the most underrated products in crypto right now. Now let me explain - Most people only interact with price feeds at the final stage, but the Terminal lets you actually see the engine behind the data. • You can track live market feeds across crypto, equities, forex, commodities, and even macroeconomic data, all in real time. • It also shows publisher activity, confidence intervals, feed updates, and how data is distributed across chains. What makes this a big deal is transparency?? In DeFi, billions move based on price data, yet most users never get to see where that data comes from or how reliable it is. And this is where Pyth comes in and changes the narrative. The Terminal feels less like a dashboard and more like a live window into the infrastructure powering onchain finance. For traders, developers, and protocols building serious products, that level of visibility matters a lot.

@ihyseun @PythNetwork Nice work Chad

-@PythNetwork just opened the front door to its data. 3,000+ live feeds across crypto, equities, FX, and commodities are now available in one place and you can explore them without an API key. What stands out: • Live charts updating in real time • Compare prices with external benchmarks • View publisher-level transparency • Toggle data sources on and off • Free access to browse before paying Traditional market data platforms often lock access behind demos, contracts, and unclear pricing. Pyth is taking a different route: see the data first, decide later. The idea is simple: evaluate quality before commitment. The front door is open.