Ark.io is a specialized platform which aims to create one entire web by linking different blockchains within one network and making mass adoption of the technology easier for developers and businesses.
Ark aims to remove the barriers to entering the blockchain space posed by complex technology and wants to accelerate the adoption of the technology worldwide. Ark wants to achieve this with an ecosystem where multiple blockchains built within ARK Core code can link together or work independently on an easily scalable and flexible network.
Ark is decentralized by using Delegated-Proof-Of-Stake – DPoS, in which 51 delegates are responsible for running the network. These delegates get rewarded with block rewards. Delegates (often) share these rewards with ARK Token holders who use their tokens to vote for this delegate within the Ark Wallet.
This review of Ark (ARK) was created for informational purposes. This article is not intended for promotion.
Voting for a delegate is very easy to do, this can be done either the desktop or mobile wallet. Rewards for voting differ per delegate. Some share more rewards than others. I used to vote for delegates and received a return of about 9.85% annually.
Wallets can be downloaded from the official Ark website. For desktop, the wallet is available on Windows, iOS and Linux. Both Android and iOS are supported for the mobile wallet. Find the wallets at: ARK Wallet | ARK Blockchain
The team currently consists of 38 members from 12 different countries. The team is divided between the executives, senior managers, development team, marketing & design, communications, advisors and advocates.
You can find a complete list of all team members and their experience at Team | ARK Blockchain.
The Ark Team offers a detailed roadmap that shows everything that’s being worked on and its current progress. It includes both developments that have been completed and developments that are still in progress. Check out the complete roadmap.
Ark also offers monthly updates to keep its token holders and community involved. Binance recently announced to be supporting staking ARK within their platform. ARK is also the first blockchain company to be incorporated in France as a cooperative society – SCIC. I recommend anyone that is interested in Ark’s influence in France to check out their April report. The April report also gives good insights into what’s coming up next.
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I’ve always seen a lot of potential in Ark and find it unfortunate to have seen their price decrease so much the past year. I am however still actively following the project and will most likely hold ARK again in the future to participate in their network.
Voting for delegates provides a solid return that is very pleasant for a token that is meant to be held long-term. The ARK Team is killing it at communication and has a very active community. This, combined with the experience within their team makes it very reasonable to think that ARK will soon again be in the top-100 projects.
I’m looking forward to everything the team will develop, and I’m looking forward to seeing more partners onboard their network.
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