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Nasdaq Enhances Market Data Distribution via Blockchain

Nasdaq is set to provide its TotalView market data through the Pyth Network, enhancing access via blockchain technology.

Mercation Admin
June 30, 2026 1 min read
Nasdaq Enhances Market Data Distribution via Blockchain

In a significant move to enhance its market data distribution, Nasdaq has announced that it will offer its TotalView equity market data via the Pyth Network. This initiative aims to broaden access to one of Nasdaq's key data products, aligning with the growing trend of financial institutions leveraging blockchain technology for trading and settlement solutions.

The TotalView data feed, which provides comprehensive depth-of-book information detailing buy and sell orders across various price levels, will now be accessible through the Pyth Data Marketplace. This transition allows developers and institutional clients to utilize Nasdaq data through a programmable interface, moving away from traditional market data delivery methods.

By integrating its TotalView offering into the Pyth Network, Nasdaq joins other contributors like Tradeweb, SGX, and the U.S. Department of Commerce in a broader effort to modernize financial infrastructure to support tokenized assets and on-chain financial services. This development reflects a significant shift in Wall Street's approach to market data distribution, moving towards cloud-based solutions and blockchain-enabled applications.

Pyth has indicated that this data will be instrumental for developers and institutional users looking to enhance market depth analysis, improve trade execution, and develop quantitative trading models.