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Pyth Price Oracle

Price and VRF Oracle

Pyth Network (opens in a new tab) is a price oracle that provides a high-frequency, low-latency price feed for a wide range of assets. It is designed to be used by high-frequency trading systems and other applications that require a high degree of accuracy and reliability.

Pyth is deployed on ZetaChain and provides price feeds for a wide range of assets, including cryptocurrencies, fiat currencies, and equity.

Pyth contract addresses:

Source: https://docs.pyth.network/price-feeds/contract-addresses/evm (opens in a new tab)

Pyth Network is a permissionless system, meaning that anyone can submit prices to the oracle. The system uses a decentralized consensus mechanism to ensure that the prices are accurate and reliable.

The ZetaChain contributor team runs a Pyth scheduler that submits prices to the Pyth oracle. The scheduler regularly updates the prices of assets on the oracle, ensuring that the price feeds are accurate and up-to-date.

ZetaChain's Pyth scheduler is provided as a public service to the community to enhance the developer experience and make it easier to test out dapps. If you're building a production level dapp, you should consider running your own scheduler. Learn more in the Pyth's docs (opens in a new tab).

Currently supported assets: BTC, BNB, MATIC, ETH, USDC, ZETA, USDT.

Price feed IDs: https://pyth.network/developers/price-feed-ids (opens in a new tab)

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Pyth Entropy is currently available on Zetachain. Learn more (opens in a new tab) on how to generate a random number through Entropy.

Pyth contract addresses:

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