October data from Pyth Network shows that, despite the crypto market still vying for attention, its business appears to be gaining more traction. The latest report reveals that its annual recurring revenue (ARR) reached $13.67 million, a 18.9% increase month-over-month. More users are exploring Pyth Terminal, while new data sources and developer tools are driving further expansion of its market data offerings.
ARR increases as paid accounts grow.
Pyth added $2.17 million in net ARR in October, increasing revenue from $11.49 million in September. The number of paid accounts reached 332, with 44.6% of the new total ARR coming from existing customers expanding their usage.
Terminal activity also increased. The platform recorded 124,705 unique visitors, 4,451 registrations, and 591,621 data stream views. Its Pyth Pro directory reached 3,927 assets, with 114 new feed IDs added.
Pyth Pro extends its coverage beyond regular trading hours.
Pyth Pro has added four new South Korean stock data sources, including SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, with prices available through after-hours trading in Korea. Its MCP Server 1.1 is now live for AI agents, enabling data source discovery, schema validation, and access to more detailed historical pricing.
In addition, Exa is testing the use of this network as a market data layer for agent-based search. The collaboration is still in testing, with Exa researching companies and events, while the network provides current and historical market observations.
Pyth Indices and U.S. Treasury data coverage expanded
The number of stable data sources for Pyth Indices has expanded from 50 to 77. October additions include nine stock and ETF indices, 14 fixed-income treasury data sources, and a diesel index.
U.S. Treasury yield curve is now live on Pyth, covering seven maturities from 2 to 30 years, with coupon rates and discount factors published during European and U.S. market hours.
Corporate action data provides context for market prices.
The data marketplace has also added corporate action information for supported U.S. stocks, sourced from Exchange Data International. The related data covers cash dividends, stock splits, and details of associated events.
Pyth’s October report reveals a broader vision: not just displaying prices. As ARR grows and data products continue to expand, the company is building a marketplace capable of covering more trading periods and use cases.
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