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- [Contract Addresses](./contract-addresses/) provides the contract addresses for Pyth on different chains. | ||
- [Error Codes](./error-codes.mdx) lists the error codes that can be returned by the Pyth contracts. | ||
- [Best Practices](./best-practices.mdx) explains how to use Pyth price feeds safely and effectively in your application. | ||
- [Sponsored Feeds](./sponsored-feeds.mdx) lists the price feeds that are sponsored(pushed) by the Pyth Data Association. |
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people won't know what "pushed" means here
I suggest "lists price feeds that are updated on-chain by the Pyth Data Association"
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Folks are used to search the term "push" and "pushed" on our docs. Heard this alot in the feedback, that's why I though of adding it to improve search.
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## Build | ||
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Developers interested in using Pyth can refer to the following resources: | ||
Developers interested in using Pyth Corecan refer to the following resources: |
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nit: Core can
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# Introduction to Pyth Core | ||
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Pyth Core is the decentralized Pyth oracle delivering real-time financial market data to smart contracts across 100+ blockchains. |
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It is not real time data as compared to pyth pro. So we should say something else -
Pyth Core is the decentralized Pyth oracle delivering financial market data straight from the source to smart contracts across 100+ blockchains.
This aligns better with the narrative we are going to push.
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This is the backup PR for the upcoming launch.
This PR will be merged if dev-hub is not finished by the end of this month.
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