Today, Douro Labs made the tenth distribution of $433,740 USDC to the DAO, representing 60% of subscription revenues for Pyth Pro data from August 1st 2026 to September 1st 2026 in accordance with CO-PIP-9.
This distribution covers revenue from Pyth Pro subscriptions, Listing as a Service (LaaS), and Index Revenue Share for the month of August 2026.
August Revenue Breakdown
| Product | Gross Revenue | DAO Share | Douro Labs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pyth Pro (60/40) | $675,933 | $405,560 | $270,373 |
| LaaS (90/10) | $12,200 | $10,980 | $1,220 |
| Indices (60/40) | $28,667 | $17,200 | $11,467 |
| Total | $716,800 | $433,740 | $283,060 |
Cumulative Revenue (since Sept 2025)
| Product | Gross Revenue | DAO Share | Douro Labs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pyth Pro | $3,101,012 | $1,860,607 | $1,240,404 |
| LaaS | $71,700 | $64,530 | $7,170 |
| Indices | $46,334 | $27,800 | $18,534 |
| Total | $3,219,046 | $1,952,937 | $1,266,108 |
Note: Cumulative figures shown in USD for consistency with prior reports. Additionally, Douro Labs bills in arrears for indices, so August distributed revenue is actually from July performance and so forth.
August Highlights
- Asian equities now live ****— Shenzhen, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Korea, and Japan feeds all available through Pyth Pro
- **24/7 licensed indices** — US100, US500, US30, plus 20+ individual stocks, metals, and futures with fully licensed, always-on pricing
Major integrations:
- Coinbase — powered by Pyth indices, 100M+ volume since launch (WSJ)
- Kalshi — Pyth selected as resolution source for their commodities hub (The Block)
- Polymarket — traditional-asset markets powered by Pyth (BusinessWire)
- TradeXYZ — rapidly scaling markets with Pyth’s improved listing capabilities (BusinessWire)
Market share — In July, Pyth priced $592B of $622B in RWA perp volume (95.2% across 13 venues, 164 assets)
Policy leadership — Pyth, Hyperliquid HPC, and Douro Labs backed the SEC’s move to retire the trade-through rule