What is OBSERVER platform?

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OBSERVER is a global meteorological data trading platform that utilizes blockchain technology and big data analysis to verify, record, and trade weather information collected by individuals and companies. Users upload weather data through devices such as smartphones, cars, ships, drones, or mini weather stations, and receive real-time rewards in OBSR tokens.

How to participate in OBSERVER?

Anyone can participate in observations by installing the OBSERVER App on their smartphone. Most smartphones have built-in barometric sensors that can automatically record and upload air pressure information. Users can also take photos of the sky, measure humidity, temperature, and other indicators, and these data will be verified in the background through quality control algorithms.

In addition, vehicles can also serve as observation nodes. By connecting through OBD (on-board diagnostics system), cars can transmit real-time temperature and air pressure data. Mini weather stations can provide more comprehensive indicators, such as ultraviolet, rainfall, PM2.5, and other data.

OBSR’s economic incentive mechanism

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OBSR is the trading token on the OBSERVER platform. Data uploaders receive OBSR rewards in the following two cases:

1. The data is successfully stored in the database after passing the quality inspection system
2. When the data is purchased by the buyer, the uploader will receive secondary income

These transactions are all recorded on the blockchain to ensure transparency and security throughout. Buyers can be enterprises, government agencies, or developers who can use OBSR to purchase real-time or historical weather data on the platform.

Currently OBSR is priced at around 0.0019 US dollars, with recent significant fluctuations, please trade cautiously and be aware of the risks.

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The actual application value of OBSR

Weather data is not only used for daily life prediction, but also has enormous commercial value in industries such as agriculture, transportation, logistics, insurance, energy, etc. According to research, the economic value created by weather-related data in the United States reaches as high as 300 billion dollars annually. With the popularity of the OBSERVER platform, the value of OBSR is also expected to continue to grow.