Review on Ink by Fabrizio Zampieri
We can define Ink project as an open platform for blockchain copyright…
We can define Ink project as an open platform for blockchain copyright registration, cultural assets management platform, IP assets trading platform, business incubation system, Ink BaaS service, cross-chain interaction protocol. Faced with the increasingly complex needs of the cultural and creative industries, users can apply a combination of copyright protection, assets management, trading, business incubation, etc. to any scenario at Ink.
In a few words, Ink focuses on the original content industry, providing full-scale copyright products and services.
Based on the Ink Consortium chain, Ink co-founders, developers, service providers and industry experts jointly build a blockchain infrastructure for cultural and creative industries.
There is an interaction protocol between the Sovereign Consortium chain and Qtum. The protocol will enable the reliable assets transfer among chains.
Ink (INK) is a token based on the Qtum platform. Ink has a current supply of 1 billion INK with 463 910 527 INK in circulation.
INK is tradable on many exchanges (TOPBTC, CoinEgg, Exrates, Gate io, ZB COM, HitBTC, EXX, CoinBene and more).
Pros
- - Special and disruptive project (when the Ink platform will run at full capacity, no junk mail will be sent at users mail accounts and their mailbox will only be used for Ink). - Ink team is oriented to the large-scale cultural industry. - Ink ecosystem features: original content verification services, the data service in the alternative real-name cultural industry, blockchain-based governmental or industrial public services. - Credible authoritative nodes. - Data transparency. - Open source code. - Audit and monitoring services.
Cons
- - Ink is still a project in early steps (even if it was launche in 2016, satrted to work regularly in 2018). - Ink ROI: -94,44% (the approximate return on investment if purchased at the time of launch).
