PARSIQ prepares bounties you could earn by building predefined tasks. Its core product - blockchain monitoring platform and domain-specific ParsiQL language - provide the ability to understand and manipulate blockchain data streams across different mediums and infrastructures.
Last year, PARSIQ's Chief Architect Anatoly Ressin presented a solo technical workshop to educate everyone on the time travel capabilities of PARSIQ's innovate technology.
After ETHDenver 2021, the team announced their plans for integrating historical data so that - with Retrospective Triggers - PARSIQ clients no longer need to use an archive service or run their own archive nodes for storing that data.
By adding the toolset for all historical data step-by-step, in 2022, PARSIQ plans to build the market fastest Historical Data API & SDK.
"PARSIQ's real-time solutions are proven to save thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours in development time. Now that we aim for integrating historical data API & SDK, it's vital for us to present at ETHDenver, talk to the world's most talented developers about use cases and get real-value applications submitted," says Rong Kai, COO of PARSIQ.
During ETHDenver 2022, Daniil Romazanow, the Product Owner of PARSIQ Monitoring Platform, will conduct a workshop for developers looking to utilize blockchain monitoring solutions.
While the purpose of ETHDenver is to bring together builders, creatives and change-makers to continue driving the adoption of this new world, PARSIQ acts as a bridge between WEB 3.0 and WEB 2.0 - allowing users to seamlessly interact in both digital spaces and taking full advantage of the relevant offerings. When users eventually move more permanently to Web3, PARSIQ will be there too - providing necessary connections in the decentralized world to enable relevant and seamless interactions that all users will require in Web3.
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