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Pythnet is shutting down; Pyth Pro documents the current architecture

Pyth Core's original architecture was built on Pythnet, an application-specific blockchain that aggregated publisher prices and relayed them cross-chain. Pythnet is being shut down as part of the Pyth Core sunset, and the pages describing it — the oracle program, price aggregation, cross-chain relaying, and the Pythnet account reference — have been retired along with it.

Pyth Pro is where the current architecture is documented: