Nasdaq joined Pyth Network's Data Marketplace as a publisher on June 30, 2026, making its TotalView feed available through an on-chain oracle network for the first time from any traditional exchange.
TotalView is Nasdaq's full depth-of-book data across Nasdaq-, NYSE-, and regional-listed securities. It shows every buy and sell order at each price level and identifies the market participants behind them. It also carries Nasdaq's Net Order Imbalance Indicator, which tracks the gap between buy and sell orders ahead of the Opening Cross, Closing Cross, and other auction events.
Professional traders have historically accessed this data through licensed proprietary terminals. Pyth's announcement describes the integration as the first time Nasdaq's market data has been distributed through an on-chain network.
Nasdaq joins a Pyth publisher list that already includes Tradeweb, SGX FX, Euronext, OTC Markets, Kalshi, Exchange Data International, and the U.S. Department of Commerce, per the Pyth blog.
The addition gives trading systems, fintech platforms, prediction markets, and digital asset exchanges programmatic access to full order-book equity data that previously required expensive licensed subscriptions. Developers and protocols connected to Pyth can now query TotalView without a direct terminal agreement with Nasdaq.
"Nasdaq is one of the names the entire market recognizes," said Mike Cahill, CEO of Douro Labs and a Pyth Network contributor, per CryptoTimes. "When an exchange like that decides where to distribute its data, it tells you where institutional data is heading."
CoinDesk reported the deal on June 30. PYTH traded at $0.038 on the day, up 3.2% over the prior 24 hours, per CoinPaprika.