Pyth Network has launched real-time price feeds for 85 major Hong Kong-listed stocks, marking a significant advancement in global financial data accessibility. The decentralized oracle solution provides institutional-grade market data updated every 400 milliseconds across more than 100 blockchain networks.
The new feeds eliminate traditional access hurdles including costly terminal subscriptions and regional licensing requirements. Covering companies with a combined market capitalization exceeding 【HK$28.8 trillion】 (approximately $3.7 trillion), the service includes prominent banking, insurance, energy and Chinese tech firms that dominate Asia's financial hub.
——This represents the most comprehensive onchain integration of Hong Kong market data to date——
Pyth's infrastructure sources data directly from institutional trading venues, offering builders tools to create:
• Algorithmic trading strategies
• Tokenized investment products
• Structured financial derivatives
The network currently maintains over 1,300 price feeds across multiple asset classes, with compatibility extending beyond blockchain applications to traditional financial systems.
This development follows recent moves by Wall Street institutions into tokenized assets, including Goldman Sachs and BNY Mellon's money market fund initiatives. Earlier in July, Centrifuge partnered with S&P Dow Jones Indices to bring the S&P 500 Index onchain, demonstrating accelerating institutional adoption of blockchain-based financial infrastructure.
Analysts note the Hong Kong feeds could particularly benefit:
• Regional fintech startups seeking cost-effective data solutions
• Global investors tracking Asian markets
• Developers creating cross-border investment products
The project's expansion comes as Hong Kong strengthens its position as a digital asset hub, with regulators implementing progressive crypto frameworks while maintaining robust investor protections.
As of press time, Pyth Network's price feeds remain operational across all supported chains, with the team monitoring system performance during initial rollout phases. The development underscores blockchain's growing role in democratizing access to global financial markets.