Pyth @PythNetwork just launched Pyth Pro, where fees could be used to fund token buybacks of $PYTH. Zooming in 🔎 —🟪 What is Pyth Pro? On the back of @kbwofficial 2025 — Pyth revealed their newest subscription product for institutions, Pyth Pro, as part of Pyth’s Phase II roadmap. Pyth Pro provides straight-from-the-source data: institutional-grade prices published directly (without intermediaries) by trading firms, exchanges, and banks. Instead of stitching together multiple feeds across venues, geographies, and asset classes, institutional users can gain unified coverage through a single network thanks to Pyth. Why does this matter? 1️⃣ Single source of truth for financial data, closer to price formation than legacy feeds 2️⃣ Comprehensive coverage across venues, geographies, and asset classes 3️⃣ Open access that reduces vendor sprawl and saves institutions on data costs over time 4️⃣ Self-reinforcing network where each new publisher adds value, and subscription revenue can flow back to the Pyth DAO to strengthen the ecosystem. —🟪 How does this tie in to earlier announcements? In Sep 2025, Pyth announced that payments for services were possible in $PYTH. The governance proposal described revenue from subscriptions flowing back into the Pyth DAO, with the DAO deciding how best to deploy these funds to strengthen the network and align contributor incentives. Possibilities discussed in governance include token buybacks, revenue-sharing models, and mechanisms to reward publishers, users, stakers, and holders. —🟪 Bottom Line The Pyth Network team has been making very pronounced announcements recently — with the bottom line being that $PYTH may one day see token buybacks and revenue sharing on the back of these fees. This value will directly accrue back to $PYTH. Disclaimer: $PYTH holder.