.Very good to hear 
I know I can sound condescending and just plain rude at times. But it’s all constructive criticism. I also prefer realistic predictions to hype and wishful thinking. It’s just my way of saying I care
I know it is and at least I welcome it with open arms – we are not going anywhere, but nothing gets developed overnight, at least not if you want it to be good.
Ark runs a lot of contest and distribute ark tokens in them.Will not it start dumping of Ark which is doing good currently?
Not really, only around 1m coins have so far been distributed for bounties (almost all paid out maybe a few smaller ones not yet), which is less than 1% of all coins. If you are referring for current developer bounty running this will do more good than harm for Ark ecosystem as we are encouraging developers (and we value their time so giving them an opportunity to earn some tokens is a good incentive to get involved) rather than bounty hunters looking where they can squeeze that last Ark coin and sell it on the market.
when ARK entry exchange bitrex sir?
A couple of weeks ago…
oh yes sorry I forget 
price ark 4866 
What was the ICO price of ARK just for reference?
Numbers are varying depending on how much bonus you got, but it was somewhere along 1800-3300 sats. I don’t have exact numbers maybe someone else does.
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If you play around with various color pickers on the computer it should quickly become apparent that there are three coordinates to defining color. That is, color is defined by a three dimensional description, this is true whether you are defining it as a mixture of red, green and blue, or specifying its hue, saturation and value. In the Munsell color solid, each of these values is plotted in three dimensional space, showing that color is, in fact, a 3D solid. The equator of this solid corresponds to the dimension of hue, like the color wheel or continuous spectrum. The north and south poles of the Munsell solid correspond to white and black. The solid narrows to a point at the poles because the distinction between hues becomes much less as light is added or taken away. Another way of saying that would be that there is less saturation the more light is added. The gray scale runs through the center from the north to south pole, it is the achromatic core of this apple. Some of these features can only be seen in cross-section, so if you cant imagine them you’ll have to wait until I make up some more.
One other notable feature here is that there is a slight lopsidedness to this figure. The yellow side bulges at the top, while the blue shrinks. But the blue bulges at the bottom while the yellow shrinks. This is the representation of the fact that blue is inherently a darker color than yellow. There are more shades of blue in the dark hemisphere and more shades of yellow in the light hemisphere.
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