Nasdaq to Distribute TotalView Market Data via Pyth Blockchain Network

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Nasdaq has announced it will expand distribution of its TotalView market data feed through Pyth, a blockchain-based data marketplace. The move marks a significant step by a traditional exchange operator into decentralized financial infrastructure. The partnership reflects a growing trend of financial firms building applications on blockchain rails. By integrating with Pyth's network, Nasdaq aims to make its market data more accessible to decentralized finance developers and institutions.

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