Decentralized crypto prices for your Nick agent

Pyth is one of the price providers behind the Price Data node, delivering real-time on-chain crypto feeds for free. Track up to 10 BASE/QUOTE pairs, choose your interval, and layer on SMA, EMA, or RSI before your agent makes a move.

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What the Pyth Price Data node gets you

Pyth's decentralized oracle is one of the sources behind the Price Data node, giving your agent a live read on crypto markets straight from the chain. It turns on-chain prices into signals your workflow can use.

Real-time oracle prices

Pull live BASE/QUOTE crypto prices from Pyth's decentralized, on-chain oracle network, for free.

On-chain price feeds

Read prices published directly on-chain, without relying on a single centralized exchange.

Flexible intervals

Choose 1 minute, 5 minute, 1 hour, 4 hour, daily, or weekly bars for up to 10 symbols at once.

Wire it into any workflow

Drop the Price Data node into your agent alongside your other logic and add SMA, EMA, or RSI without extra wiring.

Pyth data at a glance

The Price Data node turns Pyth's on-chain oracle feeds into signals your agent can act on, in three steps.

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Read the oracle

Pull real-time BASE/QUOTE prices straight from Pyth's decentralized feed.

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Add indicators

Apply SMA, EMA, or RSI to spot momentum before your agent reacts.

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Feed your agent

Pass clean, on-chain price data straight into your workflow's decision logic.

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On-chain crypto prices, sourced from Pyth

The Price Data node includes Pyth's decentralized oracle as one of its crypto price sources, so your agent reads real-time, on-chain feeds instead of a single exchange's order book. It covers crypto only, up to 10 BASE/QUOTE symbols, with SMA, EMA, and RSI available out of the box. It is a price feed, not an execution venue, so pair it with an order node when you are ready to trade.

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Pyth is one of the decentralized oracle price providers behind NickAI's Price Data node. It publishes real-time crypto prices on-chain, for free.

No. The Price Data node with Pyth is crypto-only. For US equities, use the Stocks Data node powered by Databento.

Up to 10 BASE/QUOTE crypto pairs in a single Price Data node, at intervals from 1 minute up to weekly.

Yes. The Price Data node adds SMA 20, EMA 20, or 14-period RSI on top of the raw oracle price, so your agent gets a signal, not just a number.

No. Pyth is a price oracle, not an execution venue. Pair the Price Data node with an order node to act on what it reports.