Pyth Adds NYSE Top‑of‑Book Feed to Its Data Marketplace
The deal gives crypto and fintech apps exchange-sourced best bid, offer and trade data under NYSE licensing rules.
Overview
- Pyth, which announced the launch on Nov. 11, 2026, will distribute NYSE Best Quote and Trades (BQT) through its Data Marketplace while clients license the feed directly from NYSE.
- The BQT product supplies top-of-book quotes, trade prints and market-status messages from five NYSE Group venues: NYSE, NYSE American, NYSE Arca, NYSE National and NYSE Texas.
- Pyth’s BQT provides best bid/offer and size only and does not include full order-book depth that products like Nasdaq TotalView deliver.
- Rival oracle Chainlink has focused on 24/7 and off-hours pricing by using derivative-venue quotes and has named Aave as a launch partner while projects such as Morpho on Base already use oracle prices for stock-token lending.
- The move broadens how regulated exchange data reaches on-chain and fintech systems but leaves open commercial and product choices because users must weigh licensing costs, the top-of-book limit and whether they need 24/7 off-hours references for custody, lending or perpetual products.