Nasdaq Pushes Proprietary Market Data Onchain via Pyth Network
Nasdaq is extending its TotalView market data to blockchain applications through Pyth's marketplace, signaling deeper ties between traditional exchanges and onchain finance.
Camille Laurent
France Editor · Paris
Nasdaq is moving to distribute its proprietary market data directly to blockchain applications, partnering with the decentralized oracle provider Pyth Network to bring its TotalView feed onchain, as Cointelegraph reported.
The arrangement allows Nasdaq's market data to reach blockchain-based software and other platforms through Pyth's marketplace, marking another step in the gradual convergence of established financial infrastructure and decentralized systems.
What the Partnership Covers
At the center of the deal is Nasdaq's TotalView product, a market data service that provides detailed information about trading activity on the exchange. Under the partnership, that data will be distributed to blockchain applications and other software platforms via Pyth's marketplace, according to Cointelegraph.
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