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Pyth Pro MCP 1.1 Brings Tick-Level Pricing to AI Tools

Users can submit asset-pair requests using names; the catalog lists six data categories, and feed access depends on each plan.

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A developer checks market data on a laptop in Baar, Switzerland. / EconoTimes.ai
A developer checks market data on a laptop in Baar, Switzerland. / EconoTimes.ai

Tick-level historical pricing is among the capabilities in Pyth Network's Pro MCP Server 1.1, which also lets AI agents check which feeds their plan includes and request asset pairs by name.

Its six categories are net asset values, rates, metals, equities, foreign exchange and crypto. Feed access depends on each user's plan.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a software format that links AI assistants to outside tools and data. AI agents can use the server's historical-pricing and feed functions through MCP-compatible software.

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