[Pyth Data Marketplace Integrates NYSE Real-Time Market Data, Covering Five Exchanges] According to TechFlow, on November 11th, Pyth Network announced that it has integrated NYSE BQT, a real-time data product from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), into its Pyth Data Marketplace. NYSE BQT is a real-time Level 1 market data service for US stocks and ETFs, covering the five stock exchanges within the NYSE Group: NYSE, NYSE American, NYSE Arca, NYSE National, and NYSE Texas. The product provides best bid and ask prices and order volumes, traded volume and latest traded prices (including trades reported to the NYSE trading reporting facility), Level 1 market closing prices and real-time consolidated volume, as well as market status information such as suspensions, resumptions, and short-selling restrictions. Coverage includes US stocks and ETFs listed outside the NYSE Group. Pyth, which became an authorized external distributor of Nasdaq Basic just three weeks ago, can now access real-time data from both Nasdaq and the NYSE through the same channel. Anthony Zawadzki, Head of Data and Digital Asset Products at the NYSE, stated that as financial markets accelerate their move to the blockchain, the quality and integrity of underlying data are more important than ever. Pyth explains that listing venues for perpetual and tokenized stocks on Pyth Pro displays NYSE quotes and latest trades alongside the trading instruments; this allows for immediate action upon receiving suspension notices; and in conjunction with 24/7 pricing in Pyth Indices and NYSE closing prices, it also displays after-hours and weekend price movements. Clients need to directly authorize NYSE BQT with the NYSE and receive data through Pyth.