Polymarket has integrated Pyth Network as the resolution source for a new slate of financial prediction markets, further extending the crypto-native platform into stocks, commodities, and equity benchmarks.
The rollout includes daily direction and closing price markets tied to major equity indices, gold, silver, WTI crude, natural gas, and a group of US-listed stocks including Tesla, Coinbase, Palantir, Nvidia, and Apple, according to Pyth’s announcement on Thursday.
The partnership matters because market resolution is the core trust layer in any prediction venue. In this case, Pyth said its data comes from first-party contributors that are actively trading the underlying assets, while Polymarket said the integration gives users a clearer and more transparent source of truth for high-stakes financial markets.
Pyth also launched Pyth Terminal alongside the deal, a live interface that lets traders and developers monitor the reference prices being used to settle these contracts in real time.
The expansion lands as Polymarket draws heavier institutional backing and a much richer valuation conversation. Intercontinental Exchange, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, said on March 27 that it had completed a new $600 million direct cash investment in Polymarket after making an initial $1 billion investment in October 2025.
That momentum is also showing up in private market pricing. A Wall Street Journal report from mid-March said rival Kalshi had reached a $22 billion valuation, while Polymarket was also being discussed at roughly $20 billion.
Prediction markets have moved from a niche crypto product into a much larger trading category, with TRM Labs saying monthly volume climbed from roughly $1.2 billion in 2025 to more than $20 billion by early 2026. TRM also said monthly unique wallets across major platforms nearly tripled in the six months leading into February 2026, reaching around 840,000.
