/ARK/ Official Ark.io General Thread:

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>Official ARK website:
https://ark.io/

>Official ARK blog:
https://blog.ark.io/

>ARK Block-Explorer:
https://explorer.ark.io/

>Join ARK Slack
https://ark.io/join-ark-slack/

>ARK SubReddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ArkEcosystem/

>Twitter:
https://twitter.com/ArkEcosystem

>"Board the ARK"-Video:
https://vimeo.com/189410308

>Coin Interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnES7nR-MEY

>ARK Bitcointalk Announcement Thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1649695.0

> ARK Wallets:
https://github.com/ArkEcosystem/ark-desktop/releases

> Exchanges:
https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-ARK
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=ARK_BTC

>Coinmarktcap
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ark/

>Cryptocompare
https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/ark/overview

>Coingecko
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/ark

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I'm so sad I had to sell my ARK at 6700 sat to ride the LTC pump. I made good profits but now ARK is at 9700... I guess I'll have to wait the next dip. I like this coin.

>>1953726

>i like this coin
yeah me too.. pretty young but I really like it.
ARK give me the same "chills" like TRUMP did last summer. Hope this is a good sign.

>I guess I'll have to wait the next dip.
Don't worry; ARK will dip again by a 1-2K Sat., but I suspect it won't go under 7.5K Sat BTC.
For myself I'm planning to buy more at 8K Sat.

Pretty sure 40K Sat are easy to reach in a few weeks.

Just sold a small position I had in it since it shot up 30% but I plan on buying the dip

UPDATE:
For the last three hours above 10K Sat.

Dump incoming?

Tl;dr me.... what is a node and why should I set one up?

>>1954328

I ask because I have a lot of pcs at my disposal...

>>1954328
tl;dr 1 - you set up your PC to mine cryptocurreny, for what it uses some codes to hash blocks, which will be added to blockchains

tl;dr 2 - to earn money

Read the following:

>How to setup a node:
https://blog.ark.io/how-to-setup-a-node-for-ark-and-a-basic-cheat-sheet-4f82910719da
>How to secure your node:
https://blog.ark.io/how-to-secure-your-ark-node-541254028616
>How to register a delegat:
https://blog.ark.io/how-do-i-register-as-an-ark-delegate-133ed2bf218
>How to vote for a delegate (or unvote)
https://blog.ark.io/how-to-vote-or-un-vote-an-ark-delegate-and-how-does-it-all-work-819c5439da68
>Profit-Calculator for voting:
http://pool.arkno.de/calculator.php

>>1954396

I mean... what is the difference between this and typical cpu/gpu miners?

>>1953748

Sam here friend, I have a good feeling about ARK. It's one of those cryptocurrencies that no one bashes or no one shills, it just does it's thing. Long hold the only way is up.

>>1954396
>>1954404

I've clicked through a bunch of these links and have yet to form a clear picture of just wth this coin is about...

>>1954413
true - it's a good feeling to see, no one shills on /biz/ all the time

>>1954404
you're not staking directly, but you're helping a staking person to get to a higher number of stakable coins, thanks to your coins.
This person will give you some coins as a kind of "rendite" or reward.

This way the delegate and the voters have profits. (0,05% per day as a voter here).

Hope this helps you; if not please ask ... I'll try my best to help you.

>>1954436

So... by running a node I get a commission, so to speak? Do I have to direct people to my node or is it automatic?

>>1954418
This^

>>1954418
because scam