June 2026 monthly summary for DefiLlama/dimension-adapters. Focused on enhancing Pyth Pro Revenue Reporting to accurately reflect a 60/40 revenue split between the Pyth DAO and Douro Labs, with revenue tracked from on-chain transfers and reporting transparency. Implemented precise methodology and breakdown fields for gross revenue and for Douro Labs' 40% as SupplySideRevenue, aligned with official Douro Labs monthly reports. Key changes include removing the revenue attribution offset to stabilize the daily runner, resulting in a revenue attribution lag (~1 month) consistent with distribution timing (N+1). The implementation enables accurate gross revenue reporting for Pyth Pro (e.g., April gross $361K, May gross $293K per Douro reports) and includes a detailed fee breakdown to improve cashflow visibility. Impact: improved business visibility, accuracy, and compliance, enabling better decision-making and partner reporting. Technologies/skills demonstrated: on-chain data attribution, revenue modeling, data lag handling, cross-repo coordination, collaboration with product/engineering teams.

May 2026 Monthly Summary: Delivered expanded cross-chain Pyth integration and enhanced payment capabilities, improving data coverage and governance payments, while tightening price data accuracy across feeds.

Month: 2026-04 — Key features delivered incl. cross-chain data source integration for push feeds. Major enhancements focused on Optimism push feeds: added a structured JSON configuration for price feeds (aliases, IDs, time differences, price deviations, confidence ratios) and included Optimism Mainnet in the supported EVM push feeds. Documentation and data source integration updates to align with new configuration.

March 2026 delivered cross-repo improvements in documentation, revenue tracking, and governance-aligned fee reporting across Pyth Network repos. Key features delivered include: (1) Futures Terminology Documentation Update for pyth-crosschain, clarifying Brent Crude Oil and LS Gasoil futures with contract symbols and expiration dates. (2) Revenue tracking improvements for Native SOL and USDC Transfers in DefiLlama/dimension-adapters, adding native SOL tracking via solana.account_activity, switching to Allium queries, robust per-source error handling, and updating USDC transfer data retrieval to use wallet owner addresses for improved accuracy, significantly reducing revenue leakage. (3) Governance-Driven Fee Reporting Improvements (EVM and Pyth Entropy), aligning chain fee calculations with governance values and implementing live-fee fetch from contracts along with historical fee backfills and proper protocol vs provider fee tracking. Overall impact includes improved data completeness and revenue accuracy, with an estimated capture of native SOL revenue (~$5k) and USDC payments (~$393k) to date, reducing misreporting and governance-risk. Demonstrated technologies and skills include Dune and Allium queries, wallet-owner address data modeling, contract calls for live fees, timestamp-based history, and robust error handling across data sources. Business value: more reliable revenue accounting, governance-compliant pricing, and better decision support for product, finance, and leadership.

February 2026 monthly summary for pyth-network repositories. Focused on delivering cross-chain price feed capabilities, expanding fee-tracking coverage, and improving developer experience through documentation and hub enhancements. The work accelerated onboarding for new blockchains and tightened integration quality across the Pyth ecosystem, driving measurable business value for developers and operators.

January 2026 Monthly Summary: Focused on strengthening treasury governance and expanding Pyth Entropy service coverage. Delivered two major features with direct business impact: 1) Pythian Treasury Governance Enhancement: Multisig Owner Addition in DefiLlama-Adapters, enabling improved security and governance of treasury operations. 2) Pyth Entropy Service: Added SEI, Taiko, STORY chain support and refined fee calculation and revenue distribution in dimension-adapters. These changes raise security posture, broaden chain support, and improve revenue modeling. No major bugs recorded for this period based on provided data; ongoing monitoring recommended. Technologies demonstrated include multisig governance configurations, chain integrations, and revenue-distribution methodology; cross-repo collaboration between DefiLlama-Adapters and dimension-adapters.