For the past 3 months, I’ve been deep in the trenches learning Growth Marketing.
Not surface-level.
Acquisition loops, retention systems, conversion rate optimization.
Breaking down real products, studying funnels, running audits, and understanding why some products scale.
quiz time is over for now, we might do a few later! recording addys now and will get the checker up today/tomorrow
these have been so fun
(I’m an anime nerd btw)
Want to know one of the weirdest things in finance?
Before you can evaluate most market data products...
You have to buy them.
Book a sales call.
Sign contracts.
Talk to an account manager.
Then maybe you'll get access.
Pyth just did the opposite
They launched @PythNetwork
You can compare feeds against external benchmarks and see which publishers contribute to each market.
In other words:
You're not just seeing the price.
You're seeing how the price is made.
That's a pretty radical idea in an industry built on black boxes.
Everyone is focused on putting stocks onchain.
Meanwhile, some of the most important markets on Earth are being quietly added first......on @PythNetwork
Coffee.
Sugar.
Cocoa.
Live cattle.
Not exactly the assets CT wakes up thinking about.
But here's the thing:
Pyth just added 4 new commodity futures feeds:
• Cocoa (CA)
• Coffee (CF)
• Raw Sugar (RS)
• Live Cattle (LC)
Now sitting alongside energy, metals, grains, equities, FX, and crypto.
Most people think bringing finance onchain means bringing crypto to TradFi.
Most people in crypto focus on the apps.
Very few pay attention to the infrastructure keeping those apps alive.
That’s where @PythNetwork comes in.
Pyth delivers real-time market data to blockchains, powering things like:
perp trading
lending protocols
liquidations
Because without accurate price feeds, DeFi starts breaking fast.
What makes Pyth interesting is its focus on sourcing data directly from exchanges and trading firms instead of relying heavily on layers of middlemen.
Fast data matters more than people think.