Pyth adds Nasdaq TotalView depth-of-book data onchain
The wire that prices every Nasdaq, NYSE and regional stock now runs on chain, joining Tradeweb, SGX and the U.S.
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The wire that prices every Nasdaq, NYSE and regional stock now runs on chain, joining Tradeweb, SGX and the U.S.
TotalView is the order book professional desks pay for; routing it through Pyth seeds onchain liquidity and quant strategies with the same depth-of-book signal that has lived behind exchange paywalls…
A second L1 targeting sub-50ms preconfs, no public mempool, and 100K+ TPS reframes BNB Chain as a venue built for AI agents, not just human traders.
The new chain will run alongside the existing BNB ecosystem rather than replace it, betting that execution-layer rewrites and a mempool-less design can close the gap to centralized exchange speeds…
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The successor L1 pairs throughput targets already common in alt-L1 marketing with a sub-50ms preconfirmation window, a UX-focused guarantee that cuts the perceived wait for a swap or a transfer to a…
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