Pyth Network announced on November 11, 2026 that its Data Marketplace now distributes live NYSE Best Quote and Trades (BQT) data from five NYSE Group exchanges. The addition provides crypto‑focused financial applications with a single integration point for real‑time U.S. equity and ETF prices, complementing existing Nasdaq feeds already available through the platform.

What the NYSE BQT feed includes

According to the NYSE product specifications, the BQT feed delivers top‑of‑book bid and offer prices, the number of shares available at those levels, and trade details such as last sale price and volume. It also carries market‑status messages covering trading halts, resumptions, short‑sale restrictions and session states. The data covers equities and ETFs listed on NYSE venues, as well as those on Nasdaq and Cboe, but does not provide full depth of the order book.

How the data is delivered

Clients license the NYSE data directly from the exchange and receive it through Pyth’s marketplace, which acts as an approved NYSE market‑data distributor. The feed is available to both professional and retail users under the same underlying information that NYSE sends to the Securities Information Processor. Pyth organizes its offerings into a Data Marketplace for on‑chain distribution, Pyth Pro for institutional subscriptions, and Pyth Indices for proprietary pricing.

Context and competition

The NYSE feed follows Nasdaq’s earlier entry into Pyth’s marketplace, where TotalView order‑book depth data was added in June 2026. Chainlink, Pyth’s main competitor in oracle services, has expanded its equity pricing to weekends and holidays, combining live session data with off‑hours reference prices. Both providers aim to support tokenized stocks, equity perpetuals and other on‑chain financial products that require reliable market data.

What to watch next

Investors and developers should monitor how quickly crypto platforms adopt the NYSE BQT feed for tokenized stock offerings and whether additional exchanges join Pyth’s marketplace. Further announcements from NYSE about expanding data types or adding more venues could broaden on‑chain equity coverage. The competitive response from Chainlink and other oracle networks will also shape the evolving landscape of real‑time market data for decentralized finance.