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Pyth Network

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Last updated 4 months ago

Pyth Network is an oracle protocol that connects the owners of market data to applications on multiple blockchains.

Pyth Network offers several products for developers:

  • Price Feeds provide real-time prices for 400+ assets on 40+ blockchain ecosystems, including Solana, many EVM chains, Aptos, Sui, NEAR, and several Cosmos chains.

  • Benchmarks provides historical Pyth prices for both on- and off-chain use.

Pull Oracle

The Pyth pull oracle consists of two different programs. The receiver program is deployed at the following addresses:

Network
Program address

Eclipse Mainnet

Eclipse Testnet

The price feed program is deployed at the following addresses:

Network
Program address

Eclipse Mainnet

Eclipse Testnet

For more info on Pyth Network, check out the official docs.

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