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ArkioTypes ?

By Definition loosely associated with Archetype, Is a refined understanding and drivers of behaviour..

What are Arkies?

What we call our individual NFT's. Each a unique art NFT piece.

Can i visit?

Yes, absolutely! Our community is always welcome. Stay tuned though. there is exciting developments on this front.

Do I need to understand Crypto to be involved?

You won’t need crypto initially, and even when you do, we will make sure that we’ve built the infrastructure in a way that crypto is not a mysterious black box.
However, crypto and blockchain are key to our primary goals of building transparency and community involvement.

Should I invest what i can't afford to lose?

Never invest what you cannot afford to lose. But let’s ask you some questions: can we really afford not to act? And if we choose not to act, what do we and future generations stand to lose? Our view is that we stand to lose everything and the time to act is now. So invest what you can.

Is this a high-risk investment?

There is always risk getting a new idea off the ground. But we consider the risk to be reasonably small. We’re not gambling with volatile crypto markets.
Instead, we are building self-sufficient communities where the assets have distributed ownership.

What if Beta Close fails?

Naturally, we’re hoping that it won’t fail.But in the unfortunate event that it does, we can always dispose of the assets as a very last resort. Invested equity will be redistributed if possible.

What is a MW?

MW stands for megawatt, which is a unit of power equal to one million watts.
It is commonly used to measure the output capacity of electrical power plants, as well as the power consumption of large buildings or industrial facilities.
For example, a power plant with an output capacity of 500 MW is capable of generating 500 million watts of electricity at any given moment. Similarly, a large office building or factory might have a peak power consumption of 50 MW, meaning it uses 50 million watts of electricity at its highest level of usage.In general, the larger the power output or consumption, the more MW are involved.
For comparison, a typical household might use about 1.2 kW (kilowatt) of electricity at any given moment, which is equal to 0.0012 MW.

What is a HVOI?

High Value once Illicit.

A self-sustaining economic zone?

A self-sustaining economic zone is an area that is designed to be economically self-sufficient, meaning it is able to sustain itself without relying on external resources or support.
This can be achieved through a variety of means, such as developing a diverse and strong local economy, creating a supportive business environment, and promoting sustainable practices.Self-sustaining economic zones are often established as a way to encourage economic growth and development in a specific region or area.
They may also be created as a way to attract foreign investment and encourage economic activity in a particular location. Some examples of self-sustaining economic zones include free trade zones, special economic zones, and enterprise zones.
These types of economic zones often offer incentives to businesses, such as tax breaks and regulatory exemptions, in order to encourage economic activity and development within the zone.

FOMO?

Simply - The Fear of Missing out.

Grinding?

A form of work/marketing in a social communities. Where by utilising the communities efforts to obtain the desired outcome and extend a communities numbers.

Gen X ?

Gen X is a term used to refer to the generation of people born between the mid-1960s and the early 1980s.
This generation is sometimes referred to as the "sandwich generation" because they are often sandwiched between the older Baby Boomers and the younger Millennials.
Gen X is known for being independent and resourceful, and for being the first generation to grow up with widespread access to computers and the internet.

Raiding?

Social media raiding refers to the act of intentionally disrupting or taking over a social media platform, group, or event.
This can be done for a variety of reasons, such as to spread misinformation, to harass or bully users, or to promote a particular ideology or cause. Raiding can involve a small group of individuals or a larger coordinated effort, and it can involve the use of multiple social media accounts or automated bots.
Raiding can be harmful and disruptive to the users of the targeted platform, and it can also lead to legal consequences if it violates the terms of service of the platform.

IRL?

In real life. Lol.

NFT?

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are cryptographic assets on a blockchain with unique identification codes and metadata that distinguish them from each other.
Once purchased the NFT is yours and only yours.You can decide to sell it at anytime.

DAO?

A DAO, or Decentralized Autonomous Organization, is a type of organization that is run using smart contracts on a blockchain.
It is a decentralized and transparent way for a group of people to come together and make decisions about how to allocate resources or achieve a common goal.
DAOs operate without a central authority or leader, and decisions are made through a voting process that is transparent and verifiable on the blockchain.
DAOs can be used for a variety of purposes, such as managing a community, fund, or company. They are often used to facilitate decentralized decision-making and to enable individuals or groups to collaborate and coordinate their actions in a decentralized way.
DAOs are designed to be autonomous and self-governed, and they rely on smart contracts to automate decision-making and to ensure that the rules of the organization are followed.

NFT Minting?

A non-fungible token (NFT) minting is the process of creating and issuing a unique digital asset that is represented by an NFT.
NFTs are digital assets that are stored on a blockchain and are unique and cannot be exchanged for other assets in a one-to-one manner. They are often used to represent things like artwork, collectibles, and other types of digital content.

What is a Terra Hash?

A terra hash (TH) is a unit of measurement used to describe the computing power of a computer or network of computers that are used to mine cryptocurrencies.
It is often used to measure the performance of a mining rig or mining pool, and it is typically used to describe the mining power of a particular cryptocurrency.
One TH is equal to 1 trillion (1,000,000,000,000) hashes per second. The term "hash" refers to the process of performing a cryptographic hash function, which is a mathematical operation that takes an input of data and produces a fixed-size output (also known as a "hash value" or "hash code").
Cryptocurrency mining involves performing hashes on complex mathematical problems in order to validate transactions on the blockchain and earn rewards in the form of cryptocurrency.
The more computing power a miner has, the more hashes they can perform and the more likely they are to solve a mathematical problem and earn a reward.

What is the blockchain?

A blockchain is a decentralized, digital ledger that records transactions on multiple computers so that the record cannot be altered retroactively without the alteration of all subsequent blocks and the consensus of the network.
In a blockchain, each block contains a list of transactions and a unique code called a "hash." When a new block is added to the chain, it is permanently recorded and cannot be altered. This ensures the integrity and security of the transaction record.
The decentralized nature of a blockchain means that it is not controlled by a single entity and is instead managed by a network of computers or "nodes" that work together to validate and record transactions.
Blockchains are often associated with cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, but they have the potential to be used for a wide range of applications beyond just financial transactions.
They can be used to securely record and track the transfer of any type of asset, including physical assets like real estate, and they can be used to create tamper-proof records for a variety of industries, including healthcare, supply chain management, and voting systems.