Pyth Run Rate Climbs 18.9% to $13.67M
Pyth Network's annualized paid subscription run rate grew month over month in October, alongside a rise in Terminal signups.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Economic Indicators
Pyth Network's annualized paid subscription run rate rose 18.9% month over month to $13.67 million in October 2026. The run rate is an annualized measure of paid subscriptions, not revenue collected during the month.
Why it matters
The figures show continued growth in paid subscriptions for the network's data products, with September active ARR at $11.49 million after an 86.5% increase in the third quarter. Terminal signups also rose, indicating expanding user interest in its offerings.
The reported figures are an annualized run rate of $13.67 million, up 18.9% month over month, compared with September's $11.49 million in active ARR. The source does not indicate whether these company-reported metrics have been independently verified, and the run rate is not equivalent to revenue collected during October.
The players
Pyth Network
Pyth Network is a decentralized oracle network that publishes market price data from financial institutions onto blockchains.
The details
Pyth Network reported that its annualized paid subscription run rate reached $13.67 million in October, following a 18.9% monthly increase. Pyth Terminal recorded 4,451 signups in October, up 37% from September, and the network added 114 feed IDs along with four Korean equity feeds through Pyth Pro that publish during Korea's post-market session.
Timeline
Third quarter 2026: Pyth's September active ARR increased 86.5%.
September 2026: Pyth's active ARR was $11.49 million.
October 2026: Run rate rose to $13.67 million and Terminal signups reached 4,451.
Market Landscape
Pyth's subscription growth reflects continued demand for institutional-grade market data delivered on-chain through its oracle price-feed model. The addition of Korean equity feeds extends that coverage into a market that trades during its own post-market session.
For subscribers and users of Pyth's market data, the reported growth reflects expanding access to Korean equity feeds during Korea's post-market session. The figures describe company-reported subscription metrics and do not indicate changes to pricing or product availability for individual consumers.
The takeaway
Subscription run rate and signup growth can signal rising demand for on-chain market data, but these company-reported figures should be tracked alongside later revenue disclosures. Readers interested in the sector can monitor future updates to see whether the run rate growth is sustained.
Further reading
For broader context on subscription and market-data trends, see Economic Indicators.
Source note: This article includes information reported by TokenPost.
