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Oracle Solution Pyth Launched Network Built on Solana Codebase Called Pythnet

Oracle solution Pyth announced the launch of Pythnet, a network built on the Solana codebase that aims to aggregate first-party data at sub-second speeds and deliver price feeds to other chains via the Wormhole cross-chain messaging protocol. Pyth said that with Pythnet, the network can scale 20x to perform tens of thousands of price updates per second.
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