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# Data, Analytics, and Oracle Infrastructure

A lot of useful products depend on live information.

Dashboards, market tools, tracking apps, analytics products, and onchain workflows all need reliable data under the hood.

Eitherway integrates the data and oracle layers needed to support that.

#### **Birdeye**&#x20;

Birdeye supports token analytics, trading visibility, and market data.

#### **QuickNode**&#x20;

Quicknodes provides RPC and network infrastructure across supported chains and environments.

#### **Chainlink**&#x20;

Chainlink adds oracle infrastructure for products that need trusted external data, smart contract triggers, and more advanced automation patterns.

#### **Pyth Network**&#x20;

Pyth Network supports price feed and market data use cases where accurate, onchain-aware information is required.

#### **Codex**&#x20;

Codex improves metadata indexing, pair recognition, and market visibility across terminals and trading interfaces.

These systems make it easier for builders to create products that rely on real-time information instead of static output.


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