Buy the dip, tommorow will be great
PARSIQ + CHAINLINK Q&A HAPPENING TOMMOROW
Alexander Bailey
Michael Rodriguez
I'll be cooming so hard during that livestream
Cooper Cook
Oliver Ortiz
what is the potential of this partnership?
Cameron Ross
You can use ChainLink as an oracle solution to monitor the price of ETH and when it verifies that it hits a certain number you can use Parsiq to automatically order a Big Mac via a smart trigger.
Jacob Hughes
No chance either of these bustout operations is a better place to put your money than btc
Luis Lopez
I agree BTC (Ticker BSV) is the greatest investment anyone can make. I just hold PRQ so I can order Big Macs using smart triggers.
Brandon Miller
Bsv and bch are also bust out outfits
Connor Watson
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Nicholas Jackson
Chainlink handles blockchain data on-chain. Parsiq is able to take that data off-chain to work with it in real-time, create workflows, monitoring and automation.
For example, Chainlink provides price feeds, Parsiq is able to make that price feed data integratable off-chain, to be used in, for example accountancy. It sounds very simple but it creates a TON of real-world usecase.
Its basically oracle + reverse oracle, together its the perfect partnership to make blockchain integratable in real world businesses
Nathaniel Myers
What is this nerd shit? I prefer my Big Mac explanation.
Dominic White
xbtc did a talk with link (rory) and the price literally went down, amas dont do shit
Xavier Thompson
Yes, fatty. It could technically also be used to automatically purchase a big mac once Eth hits 800$, that is, if McDonalds integrates smart contracts and allows for Eth payment kek
Levi White
Hey man it is what it is. Just know that projects like link prq bsv are designed to strip you of every penny you have.
Jackson Hernandez
Thats so funny I had to make a meme out of that
Wyatt Gonzalez
The only thing you have to know is that you won't need to buy big macs because after this moonshot you'll be able to purchase McDonald's itself and have all the big macs you could want.
Adrian Nelson
I don't need Parsiq for that, buddy. Just etherscan.io. And even if I wanted to use Parsiq's extra tools, I would not buy their shitty token and just pay in fiat.
Imagine investing in a useless shit token lol
Elijah Stewart
Sorry your brain is too small to understand the massive real world use case Parsiq brings to the table. Im not going to spoonfeed you, you dont deserve to make it.
>I would not buy their shitty token and just pay in fiat.
Except you have to hold PRQ to use their product.
Stop commenting if you lack the knowledge and understanding of the product, you're embarrassing yourself
Logan Russell
Etherscan is extremely techinical, the only argument you could use is token not needed
Charles Phillips
>the only argument you could use is token not needed
Nope, that one is void too. I swear you FUDers need to keep up with the news to stop making a fool out of yourselves. You're bringing up old shit thats no longer relevant.
blog.parsiq.net
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Liam Ortiz
This, i will buy my own McWagies to make a Mc meals for me... Might as well buy a kiosk to save something
Noah Robinson
>Etherscan is extremely technical
Is it? Let's look at the example
>For example, Chainlink provides price feeds, Parsiq is able to make that price feed data integratable off-chain, to be used in, for example accountancy.
You mean like this simple site which queries etherscan aggregator feed for free?
feeds.chain.link
But yeah you're right I better buy a $49 a month "pro" subscription to do it! Funny how even the subscription doesn't mention PRQ token tho!
Levi Robinson
LOOK JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP OK?
Henry Young
People like you are exactly why Im so bullish about the Q&A tommorow. Many people like you dont understand Parsiq and its potential, you think its just a dumb simple tool.
A lot of people will change their mind tommorow
Grayson Johnson
bet you are the guy telling people Link is a scam in 2018.
see you next year
Jaxson Clark
You better stop truthing dude. It would be a shame if people realized their $21m feed aggregator is already extremely overvalued.
Grayson Collins
>prq uses link
>flex with big partnership announcement to make shitcoin finally go up
nothing new
Camden Walker
It was Chainlink who posted this, and its hosted on Chainlinks channel. Anyone else want to make a fool out of themselves? Keep it coming
Aiden Kelly
shill me into parsiq, i have 1000 bucks to throw around
Xavier Davis
Will this be able to integrate into neuralink in the future?
....asking for a friend.
John Morales
As blockchain is becoming more and more adopted by real world businesses, so increases the need to work with blockchain data off-chain. Parsiq fills that need.
"For the most part, oracles go one way: they feed off-chain data into blockchains. Data is pulled from sensors or other real-world sources. It is verified. It is delivered to the blockchain or smart contract. There is a whole world of possibility that exists with having data move the other way around.
In 2019, PARSIQ launched as a platform for monitoring blockchain transactions, proving its worth by enabling mempool-level monitoring and alerts, meaning transactions can be monitored in real-time and forensically tracked even before they are confirmed by the blockchain nodes.
The use cases are immense, and the ability to track on-chain and cross-chain transactions has displayed a lot of potential in the realm of fintech, compliance, and platform security.
In essence, this ability also makes PARSIQ a reverse-oracle. Whereas an oracle provides inbound data into a blockchain, a reverse-oracle will utilize data and updates from the blockchain and deliver it to real-world applications through notifications, alerts, and APIs.
As a platform, PARSIQ’s work starts when the job of the oracle of pulling data into the blockchain is done. This addresses the challenge that that data can be either inaccessible or difficult to obtain from within the blockchain. For example: a smart contract cannot know the events happening in other smart contracts, thus creating information asymmetry or inverted flow of data."