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Trading with Pyth Pro (Ep.7) - History on demand Old-school backtesting was a paid, single-purpose tool: rewind the chart, replay it and scan with your eyes to see the patterns and dependencies... (boring, time-consuming and irritating) @PythNetwork Pro flips that - now the subscription gives you a direct line to the data itself. Ask any question, pull real candlestick history back instantly with get_candlestick_data We analyzed 140 trading days from Jan 2026 to answer these questions for bitcoin:native: 1. Does BTC's move in the first minutes after NYSE open predict the rest of price action for the first hour? 2. And does how 1st hour of NYSE open price action predict the 2nd hour? Watch the video or get the final answer : A decisive open is the strongest signal in this data - it predicts the rest of Hour 1 correctly 78–87% of the time. But that predictive power doesn't carry into Hour 2: once Hour 1 has closed, the next hour is close to a coin flip, with only a mild lean toward pumps continuing and dumps bouncing back And for you this means one thing - first hour of NYSE open is very much tradable for bitcoin:native

Trading with Pyth Pro (Ep.6) - USD is Just the Middleman You don't need to wait for your exchange, DEX, or any platform to limit the price for you Cross-quoting = another angle on the usual USD price Easy to understand, you don't need to be into trading for this one. It'll help you either way: > Check corn to your local currency > Check Brent to your crypto holdings > Check metals to equities Both sides live 24/7? - Price updates in real time Pick the timeframe. Pick the assets. Everything on @PythNetwork Pro is on the table