Curiosity, a word that promotes possibility, enrichment, deviousness and perhaps in the broadest sense of it’s interpretation is what can really grasp the nature of how our cryptoverse came about. We live during a time where technology is evolving at an extremely rapid rate, so much so that we get to a point where we begin to question the redundancy of some of the “new” and “innovative” applications. A small but relateable example would be the constant stream of manufacturing Apple’s iPhone products. Sure, the phones practically look the same throughout all of their generations, provide the same swift access to the device, but they differ in their capabilities and overall ostensiveness to bring about features that would guarantee user friendliness and practicality. Through each generation that was released, Apple has brought about superior products that overall offset the standard of how a quality product should be. Their ambition and vision has made so many promising long lasting customers due to their ability to deliver great, efficient, and reliable products.

Although I can go about discussing Apple’s accomplishments and the many satisfied customers that they have made, this just isn’t article about that. In many ways, Ark Ecosystem (ARK), a decentralized platform for creating push button blockchains, practices the same qualities and provides painstakingly promising tech over and over again, minus the vast collection of computing devices. I have been following Ark at this point for nearly a year, throughout that period of time I have witnessed it grow from its infancy of simply introducing and incorporating the DPOS system to its introduction of Ark Contract Execution Service (ACES), an interoperable exchange service that utilizes smartbridge technology as a hub to directly convert Ark into ETH through smart contract implementations, potentially eliminating the need of transferring funds into an exchange.

To create something great takes time, I’m sure many people are familiar with the phrase “Rome wasn’t built in a day,” the same notion can be applied to the vitality and the strive that the Ark development team and all the community members have toward the success of this project. Hell, this weekend Ark is sponsoring a Hack Princeton event where more than 600 developers and tech enthusiasts will join together for 36 hours of learning, observing, collaborating, developing and furthering their interests in the realm of internet of things (IoT). Perhaps this event will open a new channel to a broader network of interest for this project. Who knows, maybe Elon Musk will eventually join us!

I think its important to note the recent events that have transpired within the cryptoverse, in particular Bitcoin (BTC) forks and how that played a tremendous role in the performance of Ark’s value in the crypto market. The entire ordeal was truly a marvel to witness, BTC breaking nearly $8,000 and single handedly managing to once again cripple the entire cryptoverse and have it at its mercy because of difference in beliefs that several parties shared. I believe that in many ways we are witnessing an incredible and monumental uphill trend that will offset the very nature of global monetary interventions and implementations within the next 5–10 years, perhaps even less depending on sporadic and unaccounted events, such as a global economic crisis…but let’s hope it doesn’t come to that. I think its incredible to be part of this very early on, because this is just only the beginning, Ark will moon and as my fellow delegate, biz_network loves to say, “We’re all gonna make it.”

Stay awesome everyone 😊

Ark is a voyage, join me and together we will reap the rewards of this great journey.

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