Last night around 11 PM, we were debugging the contract in the group chat, and the coffee had gone cold. A buddy next to me had just been liquidated and was still arguing: "It's just an oracle quote, and you're talking about reserve buybacks?"

I replied: "@PythNetwork is now turning data into cash flow, not just storytelling." He paused for three seconds: "Alright... there's something there."

This week, Pyth's three key points 👇 (brothers, don't miss)
1) PYTH Reserve: DAO will use 1/3 of the treasury each month to buy $PYTH on the open market; Pyth Pro's soft launch will reach $1M ARR in just one month.

2) Real expansion: Plume's RWA (NestCredit Vaults) has integrated Pyth price sources; Cardano has prioritized Pyth Pro in key integrations and is also advancing Dune data visualization.

3) Avoid pitfalls: 50 low-usage price feeds will be phased out, and those doing strategies or liquidations should check their dependencies first.

The engineer thinks: The hardest part of an oracle isn't "faster," but whether the "usage → revenue → buyback → reserve" cycle can be closed. I’m willing to watch this pattern for a whole year.

Which part do you think Pyth will focus on first: RWA, prediction markets, or CEX/TradFi?