Paratrix Data Network Launches in Europe: 34 Parking Lots Go Online, with an Average Daily Inflow of Nearly $80,000

PriceOracleFairy · 2025-12-27T02:20:10+00:00

Paratrix Limited recently integrated data from 34 smart parking lots in Europe and completed on-chain encryption deployment, verifying the feasibility of the data value network. The total data value reached $6,788,700. The company secured $1,150,000 in strategic funding in 2025 and plans to expand to more industries and application scenarios.

PriceOracleFairy

2025-12-27 02:20:10

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【Crypto World】Paratrix Limited, a technology company specializing in crypto data infrastructure, has recently taken new steps. As of December 27, they have successfully integrated data from 34 comprehensive smart parking lots across 7 European countries, all of which have completed on-chain encryption deployment.

Operational data looks promising — the total real data retention amount on the network has reached $6,788,700, with an average daily data value inflow of about $74,600. This indicates they are testing the feasibility of this data value network in real business scenarios.

Notably, Paratrix completed a $1.15 million strategic financing in August 2025, jointly invested by multiple domestic and international capital and industry funds. The funds are mainly used to expand the global data value network, covering more industries and application scenarios. It seems their ambitions are quite significant — after validating the model through parking lots, they may extend into broader industries next.

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OldLeekMaster

· 5h ago

Parking lot data can all be on-chain to make money? That's interesting. Real transaction flows can be verified, and the 1.15 million funding clearly shows that some people are optimistic. Seven European countries, 34 venues—this move is steady. Wait, is data rights confirmation really reliable? I'm just worried it might be another hype, and in the end, it's the same old tricks. Nearly $80,000 flowing in daily, sounds good but the amount of information is limited. I've heard about data value networks too many times; the key is whether they can truly be commercialized.

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EthSandwichHero

· 6h ago

Parking lot on the blockchain? That must be so boring, haha. An average daily inflow of $80,000, to be honest, that's a bit impressive. Wait, financing in August 2025? Your timeline in this article is a bit messy. If it can really become a global data network, that would be amazing, but for now, I still need to see more credibility.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 21h ago

Parking lot data on the blockchain? This idea is interesting, but with a daily inflow of only 74,600, how long would it take to expand globally? --- 1.15 million in funding to build a global data network—does this pricing seem a bit optimistic? --- Over thirty parking lots in seven European countries—sounds like a significant number, but can this real business scenario be executed smoothly? Big question mark. --- The data value network sounds impressive, but is parking lot data really worth that much money? --- Another data on-chain project—this time, is it really just hype? --- A total of 6.78 million in retained funds, with an average daily inflow of 74,600. If these numbers are real, it’s quite promising. --- Entering the global data network from parking lots is a big leap—can the logic hold up in the middle? --- The expansion plan after funding sounds grand, but execution is the key. --- Paratrix sounds quite unfamiliar; is anyone in the community paying attention? --- European parking lot data on the blockchain—why is this choice so outlandish?

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fomo_fighter

· 22h ago

On-chain parking lots, this idea is a bit wild, with daily inflows of over $70,000? Sounds like they're really ramping up volume. Starting from parking data, there's something there... Just worried it might end in a dead end. Wait, is the 1.15 million funding enough? If this scale is to be expanded globally? So basically, it's still in the validation stage, don't be fooled by the numbers. Does anyone know which countries these 34 parking lots are in? This kind of data monetization logic always feels like it's not far from a blow-up...

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AirdropChaser

· 22h ago

Can parking lots be on-chain to make money? This logic is really clever. An average daily inflow of $80,000... sounds great, but I don't know if this data is valuable. Raised $11.5 million and continues to expand. Europe has laid out a pretty big chessboard.

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fren.eth

· 22h ago

Parking lot data on the chain? That logic is a bit crazy, but if it can really be implemented --- An average daily inflow of $80,000, sounds like a lot, but I’m not sure how the actual application scenarios will work --- Seven European countries with 34 parking lots, the scale is still a bit small, can the expansion speed keep up with the funding pace? --- The data value network again? Can it really be monetized? --- $1.15 million strategic funding, feels like not a lot of money, this scale isn’t a big deal in Web3 --- I'm a bit curious about what commercial value parking lot data actually has, does anyone really want to pay for it?

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GasGoblin

· 22h ago

Can parking lots be on-chain to make money? I can't quite buy into this logic. --- Wait, an average of $74,600 flowing in daily... Is this data real? --- It's Europe again and fundraising, feels like I've seen this routine before. --- $6.78 million stacked on the chain just to call it feasible verification? That looks a bit shaky to me. --- Starting to cut from parking lots... No, it's the commercialization starting from parking lots. This idea is quite "creative." --- Raised $1.15 million and already talking about global expansion, their guts are really big. --- Data value network... To put it simply, it still requires real users to pay, otherwise it's all just bubbles. --- I just want to know if the owners of these 34 parking lots voluntarily went on-chain. --- If this European move really works out, are other sectors starting to copy the playbook? --- Seeing these fundraising news every day, my wallet still feels so full...

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DAOdreamer

· 22h ago

On-chain parking lot? Laughs, what kind of killer app is this... Wait, an average daily inflow of $74,600? This number doesn't seem right. Can they really sustain themselves on parking data? I remain skeptical. The fundraising is quite aggressive; let's see if they can break into the mainstream later. The data infrastructure track indeed has potential, but parking lots are a bit too niche.

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