For this hackathon, I teamed up with my friend @ to build something we felt the ecosystem was missing. I handled the product direction and oversaw the UI/UX, while Seyi handled the development and built the system itself.
The idea started from a very simple frustration.
Anyone who actively follows markets knows the routine. You have TradingView open for charts, another tab for price rankings, another for portfolio tracking and maybe one for macro events.
Before you know it you're juggling six or seven tabs just to understand what’s happening in the market.
So we thought:
Why not build a place where all of that lives in one environment, powered directly by oracle data?
That’s how Oracle Flow was born.
What is Oracle Flow?
Oracle Flow is a market terminal built around Pyth Price Feeds.
It brings crypto assets and other assets into a single place so users can monitor markets without constantly switching tools.
But the key difference is where the data comes from.
Every price on Oracle Flow is powered by Pyth Network oracle feeds, pulled directly from Hermes.
So instead of just seeing a random aggregated price from a typical market API, users can see what the oracle is actually reporting, including things like confidence intervals and feed freshness.
For traders, researchers, and builders who care about data quality and transparency, that difference matters.
What you can do on Oracle Flow?
We designed Oracle Flow to feel like a clean and fast market terminal, with the core tools people actually need when watching markets.
You can:
Track live prices across crypto and traditional assets in real time.
Analyze price movements through charts to understand trends quickly.
Set alerts when markets hit certain levels or move suddenly.
Simulate a portfolio to see how your holdings change with live oracle prices.
The idea came from the desire to remove the overwhelming experience that many users face when interacting with market and blockchain data, especially traders and instead give them the right information at the right moment.
Why we built Oracle Flow?
Pyth already publishes thousands of high-frequency price feeds across many markets but interacting with that data often requires writing scripts, integrating APIs, or jumping between different tools.
We wanted to simplify that experience.
Oracle Flow is our attempt to create a place where people can watch oracle data flow in real time, understand how markets are moving, and interact with Pyth feeds in a much more natural way.
Instead of oracles being hidden infrastructure in the background, Oracle Flow makes them something you can actually see and explore.
Why people should use it?
If you follow markets regularly especially as a trader then Oracle flow can make things much simpler.
Instead of jumping between multiple tools, you can:
Monitor multiple markets from one place.
View prices powered by real oracle feeds from Pyth.
React faster with alerts when markets move.
Track how market changes affect your portfolio.
For developers and researchers, it’s also a quick way to explore Pyth data visually without needing to manually query APIs.
At the end of the day, the goal was simple:
To make it easier for people to see markets clearly with the right oracle data powering them.
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