@PythNetwork has added US Treasury data to Pyth Pro, its subscription market data service for institutions. The new offering covers 14 US Treasury indices across seven terms from two to 30 ye
@PythNetwork has added US Treasury data to Pyth Pro, its subscription market data service for institutions. The new offering covers 14 US Treasury indices across seven terms from two to 30 years, with a yield feed and a pricing feed for each. Pyth has also widened its commodity futures coverage and added more round-the-clock crypto price feeds.
According to Pyth's announcement, the yield and price feeds span the 2-year to 30-year maturities, and the short end of the curve, from one month to one year, is still in development. The company said the data is contributed by institutions that are active in US Treasury markets.
Pyth said onchain products built on Treasuries have faced a data problem, because the yields used to price rate products and the instrument prices that back collateral often come from different vendors. Teams building tokenized Treasuries have had to assemble that picture themselves. Crypto Economy reported that the yield feeds can be used to build rate curves and price credit products, while the price feeds can be used to value positions and calculate margins.
Pyth Pro launched in September 2025 as a subscription service for institutional-grade data across crypto, equities, fixed income, commodities and foreign exchange. In its launch press release, Pyth said prices are contributed directly by leading trading firms, exchanges and banks. The service was developed with Douro Labs, and the launch marked Pyth's entry into what it described as a $50 billion institutional market data industry.
Pyth Network's token, $PYTH, is a Solana-based asset. Network revenue feeds into the PYTH Reserve, a mechanism that uses a portion of monthly revenue to buy PYTH on the open market. Pyth said that revenue comes from four products: Pyth Pro, Pyth Core price feeds, Pyth Entropy and Pyth Express Relay. Messari's State of Pyth report put the allocation at 33% of monthly revenue.
The Treasury addition extends Pyth Pro further into traditional fixed income data, a market long served by incumbent vendors such as Bloomberg, LSEG, ICE and S&P Global, according to FinanceFeeds.
Pyth Network: U.S. Treasury yields and prices live on Pyth ProBusiness Wire: Pyth Network Launches PYTH ReserveMessari: State of Pyth Q4 2025
