Last night around 11 PM, we were debugging contracts in the group chat. Our coffee got cold, and the guy next to me, who had just been liquidated, was still being defiant: "It's just oracle pricing, why are you doing reserve buybacks?" I replied, "@PythNetwork is now turning data into cash flow, not just telling stories." He paused for three seconds: Okay… you've got something. Three key Pyth points this week 👇 (Don't miss them, guys) 1) PYTH Reserve: The DAO uses 1/3 of its treasury open market to buy $PYTH monthly; Pyth Pro reached $1M ARR in just one month after its soft start. 2) Solid Expansion: Plume's RWA (NestCredit Vaults) has been integrated with the Pyth price source; Cardano has prioritized Pyth Pro for integration and is also pushing for Dune data visualization. 3) Avoid Pitfalls: 50 low-usage price feeds are starting to be decommissioned. Those doing strategy/liquidation should check their dependencies first. The engineer believes the biggest challenge with oracles isn't "faster," but rather whether the "usage → revenue → buyback → reserve" loop can be closed. I'm willing to monitor this approach for a whole year. Which area do you think Pyth will prioritize: RWA, prediction markets, or CEX/TradFi?