Nasdaq has agreed to distribute its TotalView market data through Pyth, an oracle network that pipes off-chain data onto blockchains. The move lets blockchain applications and software platforms access Nasdaq's proprietary feeds directly.
The deal represents a shift in how institutional market data reaches crypto infrastructure. Rather than building separate on-chain connectors, Nasdaq is working through Pyth's existing marketplace to handle distribution and licensing across multiple blockchain networks.
Pyth operates as a decentralized oracle network backed by market participants including Jump Crypto, Wintermute, and other trading firms. Its infrastructure has handled price feeds for protocols and applications across multiple blockchains. The Nasdaq partnership extends that role into equities and derivatives data, traditionally walled off from on-chain systems.
No financial terms were disclosed. Nasdaq did not specify which subsets of TotalView data are included or which blockchains Pyth will prioritize for distribution. The newsroom contacted both parties for clarification; Nasdaq declined to comment beyond the initial announcement.