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Almost certainly today's price and volume are due to a pump call in some telegram group; in fact, just look at the dynamics of the price and the explosion of the volumes, always the same on other occasions.
If this were the price and the volumes within a week or so should be in line with the previous trend.

I ask Dev MikeMike to confirm what I'm saying or instead there are big news, agreements or partnerships that pushed today's price and volume.

Thank you!

KORE has no control over what people, investors, pump groups and whales do.
At least the KORE Projects are real and once we get this wallet we have been testing in our testnet released
we can move forward with the tech releases and get started on the next version of the wallet that will have the anonymous transactions and more.

A few things:
1-Smart money is getting back in the alts.
2-KORE wallet could be released in 3-4.5 weeks
3-People talk
4-Karol was on national TV for winning 3rd place in the WSL surf event..
5-KORE price is still severely undervalued.
6-?
7-Surf's Up!
8-Cheers!

I do believe that Kore price is really undervalued and it is an awesome option as an alt coin.

Yes, I believe that in addition to alternative currency, Kore has a very important purpose, which is to manage money securely and anonymously. So I see great potential.

the two things you mention are indeed very important, but the question is whether KORE can really do it better than all those others who are trying to do the same.

This is the KORE Projects goal.
We believe enough will be better to make the difference.
The proof will be in the pudding ... as they say.

The question is what is meant by managing money securely? I would say the large blockchains are all secure, BTC, ETH. Anonymously is a different beast, the actual technology for that will always be under scrutiny by experts.

I believe the person was meaning securely in Privacy.
IP obfuscation is one of the most important aspects in being "Private".
KORE does obfuscate your IP by integration of Tor.
This is why your KORE node address looks like this:
q22hcbsuaxtkugeo.onion
Instead of showing your IP that looks like this:
139.162.185.186
Taken from a well know coin claiming to be private and secure.

KORE will have various tech attached to it that will grow the network
because KORE will have a few use cases.
People can read the OP page to learn about them.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2096416.msg20949347#msg20949347

You'd be surprised to learn that Bitcoin needs more full nodes runnng
and there is concerted effort to encourage people to run full nodes which some
on the KORE Team that can do run one because we support Bitcoin.

People can help secure the KORE Network by staking some KORE and/or running a Masternode.

MikeMike

Having IP obfuscation built in is of course a must if the average user wishes to have privacy, but you can have a strong privacy setup by using Qubes with disposable VMs and stuff. Is the IP obfuscation within KORE dead certain?

The KORE wallet transactions and staking is over Tor.
IP addresses of these wallets are not shown.
You can review some node addresses in the KORE Explorer.
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/kore/#!network

Click on the:
nodes list.
You will not see any IPs there...

One of the first few releases in the new KORE wallet will include the integrated KORE, "Surf's Up!" Tor Browser.
Your "Web Surfing" using this Tor Browser will also have your IP Obfuscated.

MikeMike

That's good stuff you are building here. The only issue for a system running on Tor are malicious exit nodes. Since you have an additional layer of IP obfuscation, is there any way for a malicious node to reverse-engineer the location/IP from the KORE node address?