There was a quiet shift in @PythNetwork last week that most people haven’t fully priced in yet On April 22, OIS emissions stopped ~1.93M PYTH per week gone. No drama, just governance doing its job At the same time, nothing changed on the other side: the protocol is still buying PYTH from the open market every month using real revenue That’s the part people are missing For the first time, the flow flipped, more PYTH is being bought than distributed Before, the system constantly leaked supply Now that leak is gone, but demand didn’t go anywhere And it’s not static either DAO revenue has been ramping up for months. Pyth Pro alone has sent close to $500K since September, and new streams are still scaling So you end up with a simple dynamic, less supply coming in steady (and growing) buy pressure No big announcement. No hype cycle Just the math quietly changing underneath This is what protocol maturity actually looks like

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most people still don't understand what an oracle actually does Every time you trade on a DEX, borrow against your crypto, or get liquidated — something had to tell the blockchain what the price was. The chain itself is blind. It has no idea what BTC is worth, what EUR/USD is trading at, or how to value an ETF That data has to come from somewhere For crypto assets, oracles solved this years ago. But traditional financial data spot FX, precious metals, fixed income, ETF valuations, that world ran on a completely different system Institutions generated the data. Vendors like Bloomberg repackaged it. Distribution was gated behind expensive terminals. You paid for access. Middlemen took their cut at every step That model just started breaking Six of the world's largest financial institutions Fidelity, Euronext, Tradeweb, SGX FX, OTC Markets Group, and Exchange Data International - just chose @PythNetwork as their onchain data distribution layer First time any of these firms have published proprietary data via onchain infrastructure What they're putting onchain: > Spot FX benchmarks > Precious metals pricing > ETF intraday valuations (iNAVs) > Fixed income & crude swaps > OTC pricing & reference datasets The hardest-to-source corners of a $50B industry. Data that used to require a Bloomberg terminal and a six-figure contract. Through the Pyth Data Marketplace, they now distribute directly - across 100 chains and 700 apps, while keeping full control over attribution and pricing. That's a new revenue stream for the Pyth DAO - on top of Pyth Pro already running at $122K/month, growing 36% MoM Three continents. Six institutions. One network. This isn't TradFi slowly "entering crypto." It's TradFi choosing onchain infrastructure as the new standard for distribution The shift is already happening. Most people will notice years too late

Hot take: most prediction markets have been pricing assets with garbage data Polymarket just fixed that. They brought in @PythNetwork - the oracle running 60% of perps protocols, backed by Jane Street, Cboe, Jump. Gold. Oil. TSLA. NVDA. All live, all institutional, all verifiable When millions of dollars hinge on one price - you don't cut corners on the source

chatGPT - android claude - iphone

sitting here and realizing how grateful i am that i started diving into the #ai space. it feels like my map of opportunities has grown 10x 👩‍🍳

watching a few videos on the obsidian claude code workflow and it looks pretty interesting. having a direct link between your digital brain and an llm is a vibe going to try and implement this for testing

good luck rugger @conscrub they have already started the project and deleted everything 24feb

I THINK EVERYONE STARTING WITH AI SHOULD CHECK OUT @NotebookLM FIRST AND USE IT TO DIVE INTO THE TOPIC. THIS IS WHERE REAL EFFICIENCY HAPPENS! 🙂

tested @NotebookLM today and i can say for sure: if you're just starting with ai, this is the first tool you should check out. it’s a real game-changer in the ai space. i kept putting it off, but it turns out i had a goldmine right under my nose. detailed post later

decided to get back into obsidian. going to structure all my thoughts and notes here watched a bunch of videos on how people make it look clean and efficient, so i’ll start implementing it step by step. obsidian is basically god-mode for notes first thing - moved my ideas folder and started filling it with ai-related stuff. later on, i might code some scripts to sync obsidian with my other services

how it feels when i'm vibecoding

most importantly, i’ve stayed off basic social media for all 7 days. i finally plugged the hole in the ship where all my energy was leaking. no urge to download them back; i'll do it only when i'm back in chill mode. also, somehow happened naturally watching youtube only for work/study, zero entertainment. the useless stuff is falling away on its own, and the right things are being pulled in both people and objects. communicated a lot with friends and new people this week. every convo was about work, vision, and the future. it’s a total gem. i highly recommend reaching out, sharing, and receiving info. often it’s not even the other person’s thoughts that help, but the process of talking that sparks the idea.

by the way, last time i felt this way was back in '21 when i started dropshipping and crypto

i’ve been locked in since feb 22. ideas keep hitting me, that spark in my eyes is back. feels like a turning point — life, career, and finances won’t be the same. finally moving into something new!!! it’s been 7 days and the fire is still burning. the drive is growing, but for the last two days, i’ve been running out of energy by the evening now i’m facing a new challenge: i’m spreading myself too thin. i need to focus on what matters most concentration? check. the main goal? honestly, no clear vision yet i even stopped going to hip-hop classes, cut back on the gym, and minimized irl socializing. i don't even recognize myself. every day i keep thinking about a video by margulan on how to focus on the main thing. i loved it back then but didn't apply it. now i’m watching my third video of his trying to find it. once i do, i’ll implement it and share with you the headspace is a bit messy right now. starting to sort it out: what goes to the trash, what goes to the garage, and what stays for daily use