WildSpark
Are you wondering that you've never heard about WildSpark? Don't be. It's a newly re-branded project Qrator developped by Synereo. It will be using Synereo AMP tokens. If you want to have some idea how WildSpark will look like, you can take a look at available details about Qrator application.
Qrator
WildSpark, which is practically improved Qrator, is (will be) a first block of Attention Economy products by Synereo. There were some published screenshots of Qrator and so you can get basic idea what to expect. It works like a web browser (Google Chrome specifically) extension that allows you to amplify various content (like youtube videos). To amplify means here to make content more visible and appreciate/reward it by giving some Amps to it. Behind it there will be blockchain technology so you will be able to do with your AMPs whatever you're use to do with another cryptocoins. It's quite similar like upvoting posts at Steemit however this will work across various (centralized) sites. Like this people will be able to "highlight" social content on various sites across the internet. Then there will a site that will aggregate (and embed if possible) rewarded content into some kind of dashboard. In ideal case, both sides authors and curators will be rewarded. And so it's pretty possible you'll be able to also amplify Steemit content by WildSpark one day and receive Steem reward and also WildSpark AMP reward.
AMP
AMP is token that is used by Synereo products like Qrator or newly by WildSpark. Currently you can buy some AMPs on major exchanges like Bitrex or Poloniex if you believe in its success. Price is still below one USD (currently about 60 cents or around 24k sat) per one AMP token.
Current status
After long time (over one year) of waiting it seems public will finally see working product on 30th of June which will be the first Beta version of WildSpark. One can only hope it will be a successful start. If you want to participate on Early Access, feel free to subscribe at https://wildspark.me/ or join slack.
