Solana: How to set up pyth price feed account data?

I can provide you with a guide on how to set up a Pyth price feed account data for testing purposes.

Setting up Pyth Price Feed Account Data

Pyth (formerly LUNA) is a decentralized autonomous organization that aims to create a new global currency, Luna. To test the price feed account data and achieve the expected price, follow these steps:

Step 1: Create a new Pyth test wallet

  • Go to the [Pyth Testnet]( website.

  • Click on the “Create a New Wallet” button.

  • Follow the instructions to create a new test wallet.

Step 2: Get the Pyth price feed data

  • Log in to your test wallet and navigate to the [Pyth Price Feed]( dashboard.

  • Click on the “Get Data” button next to the desired price pair (e.g., SOL/USD).

  • The price feed data will be displayed for 30 days.

Step 3: Set up the Pyth price feed account data

  • Go back to the [Pyth Testnet]( website.

  • Click on the “Settings” icon (gear icon) next to your test wallet.

  • Scroll down to the “Price Feed” section.

  • Select the desired price pair (e.g., SOL/USD) and click on the “Save” button.

Step 4: Test the price feed account data

  • Log in to your test wallet and navigate to the [Pyth Price Feed]( dashboard.

  • The price feed data should now be available for 30 days.

  • You can use this data to set up a automated script or tool that triggers when the SOL/USD price exceeds 200.

Example Automation Script

Here’s an example automation script in Python using the [Pyth API]( library:

import time

from pyth import Pyth






Initialize the Pyth client

client = Pyth()


Set up the price pair and trigger amount

price_pair = "SOL/USD"

trigger_amount = 200.0


Define the interval for the automation script (e.g., every hour)

interval = 1

while True:


Get the current price feed data

price_data = client.get_price_feed_data(price_pair, interval=interval)


Check if the trigger amount has exceeded

if price_data["price"][0] > trigger_amount:

print("SOL/USD price exceeds", trigger_amount)


Trigger an action or automate another script

Note that this is just a basic example and you should adjust the script to fit your specific use case. Also, please be aware of any risks associated with automated trading or script-based actions on cryptocurrency markets.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance.

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