/biz/ - Business & Finance

Oooooh we have a TA expert in here

>>24038639
Buying anything under a dollar and holding is the strategy for PRQ. IYKYK

>>24038860
20$ sell

>>24038892
$19.90 for me.

>>24038892
>>24038944
how does $0.80 in 4 years sound?

>>24039034
Sounds inconcievable tbqhwy. We have done our homework. I'm guessing the dog ate yours.

>>24039300
I used to do ok trading the same breakout patterns on forex many years ago.

>>24038830
the best of the west my friend.

>>24039512
I am truly honored to be in your presence

>>24039604
Eye am honored to be honored brotherman

WHAT WAS THAT!?!??!

>>24039709
that was destiny

>>24039709
Just a sign of bigger things to come.
We are moving from token not needed to socks not required.

I'm selling my house and my wife! Moongirls here I coooooooommmmeeeee!


(j.k) .32 sounds legit

>>24038639
>Parsikh
>SIKH

This will be a billion dollar market cap project within a year

I really couldn't understand this obvious Russian scammer during the ama with chain link but his autism seems evident... wtf is all this parsing about?

>>24040523
why stop at that, let's go for 100B

answer me you dipshit shills and I will buy 100k if necessary

>>24040616
suq my diq

>>24040616

Basically it's like you park some money for 6 months then you get 10x back

>>24040723
>>24040757
I will now work against you for being faggots and shitting up /biz/

>>24040616
I dont care what you do

Btw fuck you john russell
<3

Anatoly is a genius

>>24040616
It is undeniably the greatest project in the Crypto space right now

>>24041096
Anatolony hahahaah

>>24041017
There is no h in jon.

>>24040529
It's basically a blockchain queery processor with inbuild defi mechanisms including lending and offchain smartcontracts. Too much autism I know.
It has a fair level of centralization tho.

>>24040529
because OG id.
basically this retrieves data/real world events stored on the blockchain and uses it as a proof to then trigger an event in the "real world" via apps or actually potentially device mechanisms.
example:
rice producer factory in china and plastic bag producer in your moms house.
The conveyor belt is constantly moving rice and it at the end of the conveyor the rice falls unto a scale. everytime the scale hits 50kg. the platforms falls through and the rice falls into a plastic bag and moved further down another conveyor into its rightful place in storage. Everytime the conveyor falls through, lets say multiple chainlink tokens relay that information to a smart contract that then pays out 2 yuan to the farmer. from here parsiq has been sifting the whole time through the specific blockchain where this contract is stored and manages to parse this event. it drags this utilizes this data to then send a smart trigger finger to the device at your moms house that produces the plastic bag. thus we have a seamless worldwide contract network bridging the real world into the blockchain for payments triggers/ data storage and bridging the now confirmed by blockchain events back to real world ( this sequence could be looped into multiple payment outputs/device triggers. essentially the ying to the yang of chainlink the only thing is that it is in infancy and there is a whole lot more ahead of parsiq to prove itself than chainlink. whereas with chainlink even in the beginning we knew about the breadcrumbs and conspiracies with parsiq we are potentially at the doorstep of a 1,2 year long global recession and no elite jew connections/strings.

>>24041017
>>24041096
I really hate pasnip now with all my might

>>24041122
you mean Antoloney
https://youtu.be/bUknDya840A?t=1557

>>24041169
Ed Sheeran voice: I dont care

>>24041193
literally who
>>24041154
It uses chainlink and sounds like chain link with additional incentives based on the talk.
>>24041160
>because OG id.
you realize this but you forget where you are.
you'll need to be far more concise before I take you seriously Antolino

>>24041193
>>24041017
> I don't care
neither do I. Not buying.

>>24041388
checked,, but mr. flab tit
I have your best interests in mind believe me

>>24041514
You're going to have to to kys for waiting this long to offer substantial arguments for you project.

>>24041611
my bad my bad, it only just came to me

>>24041665
You and your Russian bots are useless here faggot. Unlike 2017 oldfags will call out scams to centralize wealth into specific tokens like LINK ETH BTC which actually have merit.

>>24041160
It also front runs the blockchain to predict future onchain events. That’s why the big mining company bought in. It will give an edge to pro traders if they have enough horsepower.

>>24041731
Parsiq will automate circumcision operations based on blockchain data of jew or not jew genetic id stored in blokchain upon birth of baby in the hospitals. the non-jews will ironically be the ones getting circumsized.

>>24041845
oh fuck, i'm in

Here is Anatoly discussing PRQBoost:
Our ParsiqRewarder smart contract has three main functions:

* newEpoch
* airdrop
* claim

newEpoch function can be called only by us, when we call it we provide three values, one of which is a new price per block. When we call it - ParsiqRewarder automaticaly calculates how many blocks are passed since last call to the newEpoch, multiplies it by the old price per block AND LOCKS appropriate amount of tokens taken from us. This is our confirmation of a new price and all our outstanding payments. Yet newEpoch does not produce any airdrops. It simply ensures and guarantees that all amounts from previous epochs are claimable and are properly backed by tokens locked on a smart contract.

After tokens has been locked on a smart contract there are two ways how to deliver them to their real owners. Either via “airdrop” functionality where we are paying for gas, or via individual “claim” where user pays for gas.

So basically we can even not to airdrop the rewards. Just call a “newEpoch”, let’s say every day, and the contract will accumulate claimable tokens. That everybody could claim at any moment they want.

The trickiest part is a calculation of rewards. We can’t do it inside a smart contract, because we need to react to every block and split a reward among a hundreds of users (it’s unsanely costly to do it in SC). So we do it in our database in a centralized way... YET (!) we calculate a special cryptograhic value, that looks like a hash, and represents a root of the Merkle Tree, where each leaf is a record that acknoleges a total earned amount of each user. Merkle Tree is an amazing data structure that allows you to archive a tons of information into one single value called “root”, and then ask later whether the given information was included into that “root”. The cost is that for every value included into merkle root you need to present a short additional data, called a “Merkle Proof”.

> project requires long paragraphs to explain
> even the founder cannot explain it clearly
SCAM

>>24042035
Quick explanation is the technology allows automated monitoring of the blockchain and the ability to trigger customisable events.

>>24042035
completely agree, 'tis an absolute scam

>>24042084
> listening for events
Chainlink does this so I'll just keep my linkies.

>>24042035

>>24042221
yeah but we got bags that need to be pumped so we can sell high and buy more chainlink. help the community out anon

>>24041154
This,

I think the the service is definitely useful but I asked the team and they basically run their trigger processor on a (centralized) service provider. They are open to decentralize their architecture in the future 'if they see value into it'. I basically see this project as a nice MVP until tehy decide to decentralize it. I don't understand why the team is not already moving towards it, this lack of vision makes me doubt the whole project. I hope to do 2x,3x on my tokens. I'd hope for a lot more if they roadmap was better thought trough.. Thoughts?

>>24042221
>>24042295
I'm holding both.

I don't know much about Chainlink but from what I understand is that it would be monitoring APIs that are off chain, parse the information and trigger an event on chain. This is the opposite direction of what I described.

Can't see why they wouldn't feed into each other.

>>24042470
nufag confirmed

20$ eo2021

>>24042572
Chainlink's importance is obvious due to the entire defi infrastructure requiring off chain data to be brought on chain in order to effectively operate.

Parsiq could be used to provide one of the feeds that Chainlink monitors.

>>24042735
Chainlink provides these feeds themselves unless you're suggesting Parsnip is making adaptors?

>>24042846
That's what I interpreted from the autism.

In the AMA he was talking about pushing and pulling from Oracles when asked about Oracle integration.

>>24043062
so its just a frontend for Chainlink providing additional incentives to remain relevant?
bullish for linkies

>>24043265
As far as the partnership with Chainlink then yes.

I'd imagine they will provide a similar service to other Oracle providers.

The majority of the use cases I see are for stand alone applications such as exchanges requiring blockchain data to be parsed to execute specific functionality.

Once crypto starts being adopted more then I see non blockchain companies wanting to use this sort of thing.

i look like this guy irl

>>24043523
holy fucc you mean Parsnip is the new Jason Parser with extra autism???

>>24043563
Blockchain parser that can spit out JSON.

>>24043904
Holy fuck now Chainlink is a Jason Parser that can't even Jason Parser without muh Pasnips lmao

>>24043999
Chainlink can Jason parse fine without Parsnip.

Like I said the primary market use cases aren't even related to Chainlink.