PYTH JUST ADDED BOND PRICES YOU CAN ACTUALLY TRADE @OpenYld is a regulated automated bond marketplace built to make bond trading work more like equities: • Firm, executable quotes • A live orderbook • All-to-all trading • API-first execution • Treasuries, corporates and municipals Since launching in 2024, OpenYield has processed nearly $2B in volume across 85K tickets and grown to more than 60 institutional subscribers. Now its orderbook-derived US Treasury pricing is flowing into @PythNetwork through Pyth Pro. The distinction matters. Most bond pricing is indicative or modeled. It tells you where a bond might trade. OpenYield publishes prices someone is actually willing to trade at. For Pyth, this strengthens the data behind global rates, collateral, valuation, risk engines and future RWA markets. For OpenYield, Pyth becomes a global distribution layer, putting its pricing in front of exchanges, applications and institutions through a single integration. This is not another anonymous crypto startup. Founder Jonathan Birnbaum previously led fixed-income execution at Bridgewater and worked in US credit at Morgan Stanley. CTO Hilton Lipschitz (@hiltmon) has spent 33 years building trading systems. The company is backed by LeveL Markets, Draper Associates, Canapi Ventures, Clocktower Ventures, Flow Traders, TD Bank and Fin Capital. Executable bond prices are becoming programmable financial infrastructure. Equity-like execution. Now equity-like data.