Last night at around 11 o'clock, while debugging contracts in the group chat, the coffee had already cooled down. My friend next to me had just been cleared and retorted, "It's just a quote from the oracle machine. Are you still planning to buy back reserves I replied to him, '@ PythNetwork is now turning data into cash flow, not storytelling.'. ”He paused for three seconds: Okay... there's something. This week, there are three key points for Pyth (Brothers, don't miss out) 1) PYTH Reserve: DAO buys PYTH on the public market with 1/3 of the monthly treasure; Pyth Pro's soft start reaches $1M ARR in just one month. 2) Expansion is substantial: Plume's RWA (NestCredit Vaults) has been integrated into the Pyth price source; Cardano has listed Pyth Pro as a key integration priority and is also promoting Dune data visualization. 3) Don't fall into the trap: 50 low usage price feeds should be taken offline, and those who are doing strategy/clearing should first self check their dependencies. The siege lion believes that the most difficult aspect of a oracle is not being "faster", but rather whether it can close the loop of "usage → revenue → repurchase → reserve". I am willing to keep an eye on this approach for a whole year. Which do you prefer Pyth to eat first: RWA, predictive market, or CEX/TradFi?