Markets no longer close. Pricing infrastructure has to keep up. On November 12-13, @TheBigWhale_ hosts its Geneva Summit at the Hotel President Wilson. I’m moderating one of the interactive workshops, alongside @KemarTiti, Director at @PythNetwork: "Pricing the Always-On Economy: From 24/7 Markets to Autonomous Finance" The topic matters because three things are happening at the same time: Onchain markets trade around the clock, with no closing bell and no overnight gap. Prediction markets turn events into live probabilities that need reliable reference data. AI agents are starting to read market data and act on it without a human in the loop. Each of these depends on prices that are broad in coverage, real-time, and accessible through one programmable data layer. That’s the gap Pyth is building for, with a growing network of institutional publishers and partners feeding the price of everything onchain. We’ll also look at how institutions can use Pyth Indices to build products and make decisions in markets that never stop. The format is closed-door and interactive: around 40 to 50 participants, one central question asked at the start and again at the end, and the room’s own views driving the debate in between. If you work in market data, trading infrastructure, or tokenized products and will be in Geneva, I’d be glad to see you there.