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Pyth Adds Real-Time NYSE Stock and ETF Data

The oracle network brings licensed data from five NYSE Group equity exchanges alongside Nasdaq Basic, expanding the market-data options available to financial apps.

Pyth Network has added real-time NYSE stock and ETF data to its marketplace, enabling licensed clients to access quotes and trades from all five NYSE Group equity exchanges. The blockchain oracle network also received approval in September to distribute Nasdaq Basic, bringing data from both exchange groups to the same marketplace.

The NYSE BQT feed includes best bid and offer prices and sizes, trade prices, official closing prices and total trading volume. It also carries alerts for trading halts, restarts and short-sale restrictions.

Why it matters

Pyth said platforms offering stock perpetual futures or tokenized shares can use the data to display stock prices. Clients must first obtain an NYSE license, and the exchange's data rules and agreements still apply.

The feed covers NYSE, NYSE American, NYSE Arca, NYSE National and NYSE Texas. It also includes stocks and ETFs listed elsewhere in the U.S. if they trade on NYSE Group exchanges.

Market impact

NYSE supplies the data during market hours, while Pyth says its own indices price U.S. equities around the clock. Used together, the feeds can help apps show how far a stock has moved from its official NYSE close, including overnight and on weekends.

Pyth's marketplace lets institutional providers set charges, attribution and usage terms for their data. Its providers include Euronext FX, Fidelity Investments, OTC Markets Group, SGX FX, Tradeweb and Exchange Data International.

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Frequently asked questions

  1. Which exchanges does the NYSE BQT feed cover?

    The feed covers NYSE, NYSE American, NYSE Arca, NYSE National and NYSE Texas. It also includes stocks and ETFs listed elsewhere in the U.S. if they trade on NYSE Group exchanges.

  2. Do Pyth clients need permission to use NYSE data?

    Clients must first obtain an NYSE license. The exchange's data rules and agreements continue to apply.

  3. How can tokenized share platforms use the data?

    Pyth says platforms offering tokenized shares or stock perpetual futures can use the NYSE data to display stock prices.

  4. What happens to pricing when the NYSE is closed?

    NYSE supplies data during market hours, while Pyth says its own indices price U.S. equities around the clock. Apps can use the feeds to show how far a stock has moved from its official close.

  5. What information is included in the NYSE BQT feed?

    The feed includes best bids and offers with sizes, trade prices, official closing prices and total trading volume. It also provides alerts for trading halts, restarts and short-sale restrictions.

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