Pyth Network Crosses $10.4M ARR in August, Its Strongest Commercial Month on Record

Pyth Network PYTH$0.057+9.9% hit $10.4M in total annualized recurring revenue in August 2026, a 39% month-over-month gain and the network's strongest commercial result to date, per its official August report published September 2. Alongside the report, Pyth announced a new batch of 24/7 stock indices covering Amazon (AMZN), Meta (META), Palantir (PLTR), Oracle (ORCL), Samsung, and eight additional assets.

August Gross New ARR Outpaces Every Prior Month

The $2.9M in new ARR added in August compares with $1.7M in July, marking Pyth's largest single-month gain by new business. The August report attributes the acceleration to both new subscriptions and expansion of existing accounts, with product, commercial model, and market demand pulling in the same direction.

July's report logged $7.49M in total ARR at 22% monthly growth. August's 39% growth rate on a higher base extends that trend.

Per the August report, Pyth Terminal registered 90,850 visitors, 445,382 page views, and 134,226 sessions during the month. The network completed 2,397 Pyth Pro free trials, a leading indicator for future paid conversions. Publisher institutions feeding price data into the network now number 138 or more, and the Pyth Pro equity catalog covers 1,024 stable US listings.

Pyth Indices Reaches $1.59M Across OKX, Kraken, Binance, Coinbase

The Pyth Indices product suite, launched in June with WTI crude, Brent oil, metals, and US equity names, contributed $1.59M of the August total, with $1.28M of that added during the month itself, per Pyth's August report. Our June coverage tracked that initial launch. OKX, Kraken, Binance, Coinbase cbBTC$77,168.07-0.4%, and MarketVector are among the exchange partners using Pyth Indices for derivatives and structured products, per the same report.

The indices product launched at zero ARR in June. By the end of August it carried $1.59M in recurring revenue, with $1.28M added in a single month. Exchange operators moved from initial adoption to material scale in roughly ten weeks.

Amazon, Meta, Palantir, Oracle, and Samsung Join the 24/7 Suite

Pyth's September 2 expansion announcement adds 12 new indices to the catalog. On the US equity side: Amazon (AMZN), Meta (META), Palantir (PLTR), Oracle (ORCL), Coinbase, Nabors, Sky Harbour, and SanDisk. Samsung is the first Korea Stock Exchange-listed company to enter the suite, broadening coverage beyond US-listed names. Three ETF-based indices also join: EWY (iShares MSCI South Korea), SOXL (leveraged semiconductors), and SOXS (inverse semiconductors). The full catalog now stands at 45 live products with 14 more scheduled, per the announcement.

The practical implication for tokenized equity markets: these indices provide continuous pricing around the clock, not only during US market hours. When a tokenized version of Amazon or Meta trades on Solana on a Sunday evening, a Pyth 24/7 index supplies the mark-to-market price that makes settlement reliable. A standard market-hours feed goes stale overnight; a 24/7 index does not.

Price Infrastructure for Round-the-Clock Equity Markets

Pyth has been extending this coverage systematically. In July, it delivered same-day pricing for CXMT, China's first humanoid robotics IPO on the Shanghai STAR Market. The August report notes day-one pricing for a second Chinese listing, Unitree, and for SHEIN following its Hong Kong IPO and Solana tokenization on September 1. TrueCurrent contributed 112 US equity feeds across eight additional sectors during the month.

The commercial pattern fits where tokenized equity markets are heading. As the xStocks catalog on Solana grows, already carrying tokenized versions of Amazon, Meta, Palantir, and Oracle, and as platforms build 24/7 trading venues around those assets, demand for reliable off-hours pricing compounds at each new listing. Pyth's indices are the infrastructure layer meeting that demand.

The $10.4M ARR milestone arrives as Pyth transitions its core infrastructure from Pythnet, the appchain that powered the network since 2021, to a new system called Lazer. The Pyth DAO approved that transition via OP-PIP-100, which also redirects subscription revenue toward purchases of PYTH from the network's reserve. A separate August DAO forum report shows 669,661 PYTH acquired through two treasury swaps during the month.