Tokenized stocks trade every hour of the weekend while the exchange behind them is shut. PARN reads the Chainlink NAV and the Uniswap mid straight off the chain and prices the gap in basis points — so you can see what your recurring buys are actually paying.
Reading Chainlink equity feeds from chain 4663.
The basis is the whole product. Everything else in PARN is a view onto it.
Chainlink publishes a feed per tokenized equity on this chain. PARN calls latestRoundData() on each proxy, takes the 8-decimal answer, and flags any round older than its 24-hour heartbeat as stale.
The Uniswap V3 factory at 0x1f7d…2EfA is asked for the pool on each fee tier, then slot0() gives the square-root price that becomes a mid once token order and decimals are applied.
Quoted as (mid − nav) / nav × 10 000 in basis points, sampled on every refresh and kept, so the weekday and session averages build from real observations rather than estimates.
Every tokenized equity with a live feed, ranked by how far it has drifted from parity, with pool depth beside it so a real dislocation is distinguishable from a thin book.
Point it at a recurring buy and it reconstructs every fill — the price paid, the NAV at that moment, and the premium handed over for the privilege.
The chain's memecoins have no NAV to measure against, so they get the honest treatment instead: depth, holder spread, and what averaging in costs in slippage.
Set a line in basis points. PARN checks it on every refresh and tells you when a token crosses — before the next scheduled buy executes into it.
A recurring buy is indifferent to the clock — it fires whether the exchange is open or not. On a tokenized stock that indifference has a price, and it never shows up in your average cost.
PARN prices each fill against the NAV at that moment and sums the difference. That total is premium drag: the amount paid above fair value, separated from the gain or loss on the position itself.
In the sample ledger, most fills landed while the exchange was shut. Those carry almost all of the drag.
The ledger above is a sample. This one is yours: set the asset, the amount and the day you buy on, and PARN prices that schedule against the basis it has recorded for each weekday. No wallet, nothing to connect, nothing leaves the page.
Read straight off chain 4663 and refreshed every minute while this page is open. Pool depth sits beside each one, because a wide basis on an empty book is not an opportunity.