Learn about how the real world company ARK.io is integrated into the post-apocalyptic movie The 9th Raider.
In The 9th Raider story, wallets can be operated with thin mobile hand held devices that communicate with a low orbitital satellite network, bypassing phone networks and towers. And they run cryptocurrency. ARK cryptocurrency.
In reality, your imagination is the only limit to this. In the near future, inventory and supply chain control can be tied directly to the ARK blockchain and using ARK’s custom transaction creation, it would automatically adjust on chain, auto order new inventory when low, auto pay the company and only release the inventory when payment is complete. This is all possible now in fact. Even using HTLC we can lock payments until custom time frames or jobs are completed. This is also one way ARK is interoperable. It can auto convert old world money(fiat) or old coins into ARK coins. You can also send secret messages using ARK. Each transaction has a vendor field for text or code. You can send special code to do whatever you want, even encrypted code that only a certain user/person designated can unlock/access/read. You could even set it so the secret message or code action can only be unlocked with a large sum of money or a set device with it’s ID stored on chain, then once the device is close to the holder of the marked transaction it will unlock when NFC connected. A safezone as you say, could have it’s location be encrypted in a multisig account transaction, you could have the coordinates split into multiple accounts and the only way to decrypt is to have all accounts sign a decrypt transaction. Even large sums of money or access to an object/door/location/anything can be tied to multisig. This is all possible now, not just in the future.
But with Ark, you would have to attack the character and take their ARK, but they still need access to it, like a safe, they still need the mnemonic code to unlock it. This code/phrase is 12-24 words in real life, which is nearly impossible to hack even with Ark tokens.
The ARK network is run by 51 forging nodes. A node is a computer that runs a specific program that fully validates transactions and blocks. A node operator is called a delegate or validator. We would say if a character in the movie in the year 2020, held their ARK tokens and staked them for all those years until the year 2037, they would be “old money” and very wealthy and powerful. In order to become a delegate/node the ARK network requires you to be voted in. 1 ARK = 1 vote on the network. The most votes gets you into the top 51, here you can see a simple text based breakdown of the top delegates on the ARK network, at https://explorer.ark.io/VoteReport.txt. Every 8 seconds, one of the delegates validates/forges a block. This block is added to the blockchain and immutable. For validating that block, the network rewards the delegate with 2 ARK. This gives the network and users adopting the ARK token a steady deflationary supply. Voting on the network could also be used for many things even for leadership over a tribe in the story or for making decisions of critical supplies.
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The 9th Raider Vol 1 Discography Marvin Gaye- Heard It Through the Grapevine 3:50 Rare live performance recording by Marvin Gaye of “Heard It Through the Grapevine” has become an acclaimed soul classic. In 1998 the song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame for “historical, artistic and significant” value. In 2004, it was placed 80th on the Rolling Stone list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, then re-ranked at 81 in 2010 In 2021, it was ranked 119.
Alice Cooper- I’m 18 2:57 Great Rendition of I’m 18 by Alice Cooper In November 1970 the group released a single of “I’m Eighteen” (shown on the label simply as “Eighteen”) The band posed as fans and made hundreds of calls to radio stations to request the song, and Gordon is said to have paid others a dollar per radio request. Soon the song was on the airwaves across the country—even on mainstream AM radio—and peaked at number 21 on the charts. In Canada it broke the top ten, peaking at number 7. Santana- Evil Ways 2:58 “Evil Ways” is a song made famous by Mexican-American rock band Santana from their 1969 self-titled debut album. It was written by Clarence “Sonny” Henry. Released as a single in late 1969, it became Santana’s first top 40 and top 10 hit in the US, peaking at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100 the week of March 21, 1970.
Jimi Hendrix- Hornets’ Nest 3:43 Rare recording of song, “Hornets Nest” performed by Jimi Hendrix with Curtis Knight and the Squires. Curtis Knight and the Squires were a New York band that was fronted by singer and guitarist Curtis Knight in the mid-1960s. Both Jimi Hendrix and sax player Lonnie Youngblood were members for a while. Hendrix co-composed the song with Jerry Simon.
Deep Purple- Hey Joe 6:59 Rare recording of “Hey Joe” by Dep Purple. “Hey Joe” is an American song from the 1960s that has become a rock standard and has been performed in many musical styles by hundreds of different artists. The lyrics tell of a man who is on the run and planning to head to Mexico after shooting his unfaithful wife.
Eric Clapton- Choker 1:24 Rare early performance of song, “Choker” was a song performed and produced by Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page in 1968.
Tina Turner- You Got What You Wanted 2:23 Very Rare song, “You Got What You Wanted” produced and performed by Tina Turner in 1969
Jefferson Airplane- 3/5 of a second 3:23 Rare live performance of “She Has Funny Cars” by American Rock Group Jefferson Airplane. Vocalist Marty Balin wrote the song Bob Marley – 400 Years 2:43 Song “400 Years” was written by Paul Tosh of the Wailers and performed by Bob Marley in 1970.
Johnny Winter- Medicine Man 4:28 Rare recording Medicine Man written and performed by Johnny Winter
Black Sabbath- Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5:46 “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath” is the opening title track of English rock band Black Sabbath’s 1973 album of the same name. The song has been singled out for praise by hard rock and heavy metal guitar players, with Slash from Guns N’ Roses stating to Guitar World in 2008, “The outro to ‘Sabbath Bloody Sabbath’ is the heaviest sh** I have ever heard in my life.
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DIRECTOR/WRITER AND PRODUCER
Who has produced and directed over 350 episodes of scripted, unscripted and adventure television programming for networks such as Amazon Prime, Hulu, Netflix, CBS, ABC, Fox, Fox+, Sky TV ( UK), Direct TV, Dish, MyTV, The CW, Fox Sports, as well as helped produce a number of independent feature films and documentaries including executive producing and directing “Soul Trekker” ( “Fox+), was producer on the feature film “Khali The Killer” starring Emmy nominated actor Richard Cabral , (Netflix), BTS producer on “Check Point” ( “Netflix”) and met Keith Allen Morris while supporting his film “Motorcycle Thief” on location in New Orleans. Dallas also consulted and worked directly with some of Hollywood’s top producers including co producing a TV series with the co heir to the James Bond franchise, co producing a TV series with the Producer of Twilight ( Imprint Entertainment) and collaborating with one of the largest box office film groups on numerous “A list” projects resulting in securing an $11 million credit line for a slate of projects being developed in Puerto Rico. He is a serial entrepreneur and is one of the 3 managing directors for the internationally recognized media fund ( Momentum Media Fund) which funds emerging media ventures in film, sports and entertainment fueled by new technologies. Dallas is an avid athlete, US Marine trained, supports veterans projects with both his father, grand father and great grandfather (also named “Dallas”) serving in combat theatre from world war one I to the pacific theatre in world war 2. Dallas studied business administration at Northeastern University, studied film distribution at UCLA Film School and approach to directing at AFI ( American Film Institute) and played college and semi pro football and is a former government and defense contractor. He is hands on with action and adventure filmmaking with experience filming dangerous scenes from live in water shark scenes, skydiving, rappelling, drifting motorsports, helicopter , car chases, and combat aviation sequences. On IMDB
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Is an award winning television, movie and music producer behind many projects including the double platinum album (Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana), High School Musical 3 ( where he won a billboard for soundtrack), the hit movie “Bring It on”, Disney’s “Pixel Perfect”, appeared on and produced music for MTV’s Making the Band, Laguna Beach, The Hills , and met Dallas Santana of Momentum Studios on the CBS “The Industry” TV series. Andrew recently completed work as producer for Sony Asia for a motion picture, and a film “From Bollywood to Bollywood” , and on the Netflix movie “Next Level” ( music supervision and scoring) and is currently producing television and motion pictures. Drew Lane on IMDB
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Keith Alan Morris wrote, directed and shot “META” and is a practicing filmmaker and film professor.
Morris’ furthest reach was as the writer/director/producer of “Gutter King” – recently ranked #159 on IMDB. The film is distributed in over 25 countries. He helped Spike Lee make OLDBOY and directed and shot “Runaway Hearts” starring Wendell Pierce and John Schneider, which just screened at the Cannes market. He consulted on 12 films in 2015, including The Magnificent Seven, Elvis & Nixon, and Mr. Right; In 2018, he is seeking post-production funds for a TV pilot about a robot named “K.A.R.L,” his CG/live action epic shot in New Orleans. He also works as a cinematographer and producer on numerous films, including Marvista’s family western “Rodeo and Juliet,” starring living legend Buck Taylor and Krista Allen. Morris’ first film “The Clinic” won Best Screenplay at the NY International Film & Video Fest.
Morris is the tenured Associate Professor of Film at Dillard University in New Orleans, an HBCU, where he runs the film program as the Program Coordinator. In 2015, the Film program was named one of two Signature Programs at Dillard. He won the 2012 Media Educator of the Year Award by the Social Change Film Fest and Institute.
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