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PYTH Rank 104 Oracle network

Pyth Network

$0.0786 -8.36% 24H +1.17% 7D
live quote, delayed and indicative CoinGecko observed 18 Oct 2026 00:47 UTC
Market cap Market cap $618.54M 0.02% of the market
Fully diluted Fully diluted $785.45M +26.98% above market cap
Volume, 24h Volume, 24h $38.60M 6.24% of market cap
Circulating Circulating 7.87B PYTH of 10.00B maximum
From all-time high From all-time high -93.43% high on 15 Mar 2024
Volatility, 30d Volatility, 30d 97.6% annualized from daily moves
How to read this file. Each tab answers one question. Overview is the summary. Price is what it has done. Fundamentals is what it earns. Tokenomics is what happens to supply. Valuation puts the two together — with the limits of doing so stated. Every figure shows the period it was measured over and who published it.
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Pyth Network is a decentralized oracle network whose purpose is to deliver real-time financial market data — prices, rates, and similar figures — to smart contracts running on multiple blockchains. The problem it addresses is that blockchains cannot natively access off-chain information, so decentralized applications that need accurate, low-latency market data must rely on an external data layer. Pyth is designed specifically for that role, sourcing data from institutional contributors rather than scraping public feeds.

Data providers, which Pyth describes as institutional market participants, publish price information directly on-chain, and the network aggregates those inputs into a single feed that smart contracts can read. The PYTH token exists within this system primarily as a governance instrument, giving holders a say in network parameters and decisions. Pyth operates across multiple blockchain environments, including the Solana ecosystem and several others listed in its category set, settling data updates at very high frequency given its reported block time of effectively zero minutes.

The data provided in this profile does not include a fee revenue figure or a protocol earnings stream, so fee-based valuation measures cannot be calculated from what is stored here. What is recorded is a circulating supply of roughly 7.87 billion PYTH tokens against a maximum supply of 10 billion, meaning about 78.75 percent of all tokens have been issued at this point in time. The remaining 21.25 percent of maximum supply — representing a dilution overhang of approximately 26.98 percent relative to current circulating supply — has yet to enter circulation, which is relevant context for understanding how the token supply may change over time.

Written from the figures on this page by an AI language model and reviewed against them. It contains no view on price.

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daily close end-of-day price history observed 18 Oct 2026 00:47 UTC 1063 daily observations stored
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