Markets, live in the browser

Live Pyth price feeds from the on-chain registry, merged with Findra-enriched rows—categories and metadata where we have it—served as a web-native desk you can use without installing anything. This page is the product: clear layout, fast updates, and data you can act on.

Top 50 leaderboard by Strong mover score (same formula as Signals).

Live Pyth feeds · rolling % by horizon when available
Categories & optional sparklines when benchmarks data is wired
WebSocket when available · sort & explore

Cross-category pulse

Synthetic index from Pyth benchmark sparklines: each asset as % from its first print in the window, mean within category, then mean across categories (equal weight per category, not cap-weighted). Same Hull-style spark as the table. Rule table and limitations: _docs/CROSS_CATEGORY_PULSE.md in the repo.

About Findra

Extra data layer

Branding, stated honestly: we describe Findra as an extra data layer on market feeds—meaning we merge oracle prices with curated metadata and tooling in one place. That is not the same as launching a new chain or token; it is the stack we ship today.

Prices from Pyth Hermes (live snapshot / WebSocket in the app).
Enrichment server-side: Findra-owned fields, CoinGecko-linked detail where resolved, optional other sources for logos—merged into rows you see in Markets and Signals.
Charts via the OpenCharts library; Findra PA is an optional rule-based overlay (not financial advice). Optional AI text in the sidebar where enabled.

If we add on-chain or protocol-level claims later, we will say so explicitly here. For now: browser product + merge layer + clear attribution on data sources.