Nasdaq brings proprietary market data onchain through Pyth

Nasdaq has officially integrated its proprietary TotalView market data feed into the Pyth Network to provide blockchain applications with high-fidelity, depth-of-book liquidity information. This partnership allows decentralized platforms, prediction markets, and digital asset exchanges to access institutional-grade order book data, including auction imbalances and full price-level visibility. By leveraging Pyth’s oracle infrastructure, Nasdaq is bridging the gap between traditional financial market transparency and onchain environments. This move represents a significant step in Nasdaq's broader strategy to modernize market infrastructure and support the growing ecosystem of tokenized assets. The collaboration follows Nasdaq's recent initiatives, such as its partnership with Kraken and Backed to explore equity tokenization and the development of regulated crypto derivatives. As established exchanges like Nasdaq and ICE increasingly adopt blockchain technology, the reliability of onchain data becomes a critical pillar for institutional-grade RWA trading. This integration signals a shift toward standardized, verifiable data feeds that are essential for the maturation of decentralized finance and the broader adoption of tokenized financial products.