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ark just hit polo
https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_ark

ark just hit polo
https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_ark

hopefully

Thanks cannabanna I sent email, but when mainnet launch?Soon?

if you won a bounty send an email to [email protected] with the email address you won from.

distribution starts after mainnet launch.

can i pleeeease get some of what you two are smoking

All the participants have not received funding ark that will be given next month to come, so we just wait if there will be funds in the account ark TEC all participants, in March later ..

I think must any count ark in my account, because i am bounty participants
but my accoun is zero ark

Maybe they just want to see the ark on the stock price later, and many ask price on the stock exchange ark ark, they would be worrying if the price of the ark, will lower the price below the ICO them ..

many poeple cannot waiting ark distributions and listed on exchanger

many poeple cannot waiting ark distributions and listed on exchanger

It's just fud

  My opinion would be different if you write to a completely new code, not like crypti/lisk.

Thanks, that is a lot more information regarding the tech than I expected.

Nevertheless, the essential difference to Lisk and Crypti is not yet clear to me. What makes Ark different from Lisk? What are the exact advantages? Or asked otherwise, why should someone invest in Ark and not in Lisk?

https://github.com/ArkEcosystem/ark-desktop - Ark Desktop Client written from scratch for ARK
https://github.com/ArkEcosystem/ark-client - ARK CLI written from scratch
https://github.com/ArkEcosystem/ark-node/commits/testnet - look at the commits and if you have some coding knowledge go through some of them and let me know if this is "code monkey" for you

Just to list some things (there is dozen more):

Removed sidechains (deprecated in favor of smartbridge)
Removed custom node version
Removed UI for stability and security reasons
Changed some constants (block rewards, blocktime etc...)
Added simple PBFT before forging new block
Ditch addresses from the protocol in favor of bitcoin like system, enabling HD Wallet as for BIP32
Completely rewritten node management using a single NodeManager and messaging system
Completely rewritten round management (removed mem_round, reward block fees to forger)
Added 64 bytes vendorField as first iteration of smart bridge
Made peers management entirely in-memory for efficiency
Strengthened the transaction management and broadcast (reject often, reject soon)
Rearchitect with relay nodes and forging nodes
Nodes broadcast only block headers.

Planned features:

Simple blockchain validation for SPV and use in lite clients
Add IPFS as first class citizen (using smartbridge addressing)
Protocol improvements (uncle forging, voting weights).
Remove unsecured API
Routing tables

Performance

stable on testnet at 5tx/s
pushed to 10tx/s on devnet


If you are FUDing at least do some research beforehand and come up with a better plan.

ARK started as a fork from LISK, but lot of modules, management, DB logic and ARK logic has been rewritten from scratch making it leaner, faster and more optimized - you could say its a lot different than LISK. ARK uses JavaScript (NodeJS, ... ) as a programming language, but you could eventually interact with ARK with other programming languages (a community member already wrote Python API for ARK : https://github.com/Moustikitos/arky ) and I think other languages will follow. Its using bitcoin algorithms to generate addresses (all ARK addresses start with capital A) and thus will be compatible with a lot of bitcoin related stuff with a bit of modifications. Hope that answers your question - if you need more technical one you can join our slack ( https://ark.io/join-ark-slack/ ) and contact our main dev "fixcrypt" .