Pyth Explains Pull-Based Oracle Model for Onchain Price Updates
Pyth Explains Pull-Based Oracle Model for Onchain Price Updates
馃攧 Pull, Don't Push
Pyth's DevRel team published a technical explainer on their pull-based oracle model for onchain price updates.
Key Features:
- Pull-based architecture prevents stale price errors
- Developers maintain full control over gas fees
- Customizable data freshness parameters
How It Works: Unlike traditional push oracles, Pyth's model requires developers to explicitly request price updates when needed. This approach eliminates the risk of using outdated prices while allowing precise control over update timing and associated costs.
The explainer follows previous tutorials on integrating Pyth price feeds across EVM chains and running price pushers with configurable triggers.
Pyth in Practice: Onchain Price Updates In this explainer, DevRel @nidhisinghattri walks through Pyth鈥檚 pull-based model, how onchain updates prevent stale price errors, and how this model gives developers full control over gas fees and data freshness.
Pyth in Practice: How to Run a Price Pusher Learn how to run the Pyth Price Pusher to keep feeds fresh using time, price deviation, and confidence-based triggers, plus a full walkthrough on Monad. Scales to any EVM chain 鈿★笍
Pyth in Practice: How to Integrate Pyth Price Feeds on Any EVM Chain Real markets need real prices. In this tutorial, DevRel @nidhisinghattri demonstrates how to update and read low-latency Pyth feeds on Base Sepolia. The demo can be extended to any EVM chain 馃挕
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