The decision to lead with basis drift sits in configuration, not the interface.
Parallax still computes price moves, depth shifts, holder changes, flow spikes, and events. Arc FX gives PEG/BASIS_DRIFT the highest weight.
The terminal is tuned to notice dislocation first.
Timescale → prices, signals, alert firings
Redis → current-state fanout
tRPC/WS → board, asset, feed, alert, and tier routes
Parallax separates the historical record from the layer that delivers the current state.
An asset page should not send you back to search to answer basic questions.
Chart. Key stats. Recent signals. Verification status.
One place to understand the instrument before you form a view.
That is the standard Parallax is being designed around.
Size and certainty are not interchangeable.
A large move with thin evidence should not be presented like a smaller move confirmed across several inputs.
Parallax keeps magnitude and confidence separate because markets do too.
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We are not building an execution venue.
Parallax is the screen beside the venue: the place to see cross rates, benchmark fixes, corridor flow, and the distance between them.
Execution intelligence, not a trade recommendation.
The terminal is one way to use Parallax. It is not the only way.
A treasurer may need a board. A payments team may need an alert. A bot may need the same rate, source, and basis data over an API.
Same market context. Different workflow.
Two USDC/EURC prices can both be accurate and still tell very different stories.
One may be an onchain quote. The other may be a bank reference rate set earlier in the day.
Parallax is built to show the difference, not flatten it into one number.
Soon on @arc
Those signals power the board, API and alerts.
Every rate includes its source, venue and timestamp.
Stale or paused feeds are labeled, not hidden. @arc $PLX
PARALLAX starts with a verified market. Only authentic and liquid assets reach the board.
If an asset fails validation, it does not render. Built on @arc.
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Data from transfers, swaps, depth and price feeds flows through @arc RPC and WebSocket.
Deterministic workers turn it into basis, flow, liquidity and event signals.
PARALLAX is positioned as an FX terminal for onchain dollars on Arc,
covering live USDC/EURC crossrates, onchain versus bank basis, and corridor volumes.