PYTH price on Solana
Pyth Network · Solana Infrastructure · PYTH / SOL 0.25%
Source: the PYTH / SOL 0.25% pool on GeckoTerminal, queried from your browser. Figures describe that one pool, not every venue PYTH trades on. Snapshot values were verified .
What is PYTH?
Pyth publishes the price feeds Solana lending markets and perps venues read, sourced from exchanges and market makers that push data directly rather than from a scraper. The token governs feed parameters and how data fees are shared. Demand for it is tied to how much other protocols are borrowing and trading, which makes it one of the less meme-correlated assets on this list.
USD candles for the PYTH / SOL 0.25% pool on GeckoTerminal. Want to trade PYTH? Open it on Terminal.
Trading PYTH on Terminal
Terminal trades PYTH directly against the Solana pools that hold it, so there is no order book and no counterparty other than the pool. Paste the mint address into search, set your size in SOL, and check the slippage and priority-fee presets before confirming. A default slippage setting that was fine on SOL/USDC can cost you several percent on a thin memecoin pool.
The figures on this page describe one pool. Terminal's router may fill your order across several, which usually means a better price than the single-pool depth below suggests. Treat pool liquidity as a floor for what the market can absorb, not as the ceiling.
PYTH at a glance
| Token | Pyth Network (PYTH) |
|---|---|
| Chain | Solana |
| Mint address | HZ1JovNiVvGrGNiiYvEozEVgZ58xaU3RKwX8eACQBCt3 |
| Quoted pool | PYTH / SOL 0.25% |
| Pool address | 9n3dSLrERZQp95dHXywft7xV8D8xnGFLaUHtEhQVaXaC |
| Category | Solana Infrastructure |
| Data source | GeckoTerminal public DEX API |
Frequently asked questions
How do I buy PYTH on Terminal?
Paste the PYTH mint address (HZ1JovNiVvGrGNiiYvEozEVgZ58xaU3RKwX8eACQBCt3) into Terminal's search, set your buy amount in SOL, check the slippage and priority fee presets, then confirm. Terminal is non-custodial, so the trade signs with a wallet it generates for you and there is no account or KYC step.
Which pool does this page quote for PYTH?
The PYTH / SOL 0.25% pool on raydium-clmm, pool address 9n3dSLrERZQp95dHXywft7xV8D8xnGFLaUHtEhQVaXaC. It was resolved from PYTH's canonical mint rather than by searching the ticker, because symbol search returns impostor tokens with fabricated reserves. The price, volume, liquidity, and candles on this page all describe that one pool.
Is the PYTH price here the price I will pay?
No. A quoted price assumes a trade of zero size. Your actual fill also pays slippage against the pool's depth, Terminal's trading fee, a Solana priority fee, and usually a Jito tip. On a thin pool, slippage is the largest of those by far.
Why is PYTH on this list when it is not a top-volume token today?
Because a live top-volume list on Solana is mostly tokens minted in the last 48 hours. This registry tracks 21 tickers with a history and enough pool depth to quote honestly, so the pages stay useful for longer than a week.
How we pick these pools and source this data
Pool selection. Each ticker is resolved by its canonical SPL mint address, never by symbol search. Searching a symbol on any Solana data source returns impostor tokens that reuse a well-known ticker and report fabricated reserves, so a pool found that way is often not the token you think it is. Where a mint has several honest pools, we keep the pair with the best combination of depth and 24h volume, which is the pool a router is most likely to fill against (PYTH / SOL 0.25% for PYTH).
Data collection. Price, 24h change, 24h volume, pool liquidity, FDV, and trade counts for PYTH come from the GeckoTerminal API, requested by your own browser and refreshed on a timer. Numbers are printed as the API returns them. We do not hand-adjust prices, and we never fill a blank cell with an estimate.
Why this list and not a top-volume list. A live “highest volume on Solana” table is mostly tokens minted in the last 48 hours, and those pages are worthless within a week. This registry is 21 tickers with a history and a reason to still exist, so the pages stay accurate.
Last reviewed. . Pool addresses are re-verified on a rolling basis; live figures refresh on their own. Read the full editorial methodology for how figures are sourced, verified, and corrected.
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