To the KORE Community:

Sorry for the misunderstanding by one of our Coders.
We were privately testing the old source because there were bugs that needed to be fixed that allows a fork to take place,
and a few other bugs as well. This is the reason we are forking/moving over to a new source code.

The KORE Coders are currently running another Private Testnet with the above fixes and testing the fork to the new source with the integrated new PoS algo we created.
We were not pleased with the PoS versions out there so created our own and is a reason for some delays that will hopefully end up with a better KORE.
Once that passes our internal tests we will either make it a Public Testnet to do a stress test or do a private one first with those selected few again.
We are desiring to include this new PoS algo in the first wallet release. If the integration delays us much more we will include it in another release.
The New KORE Source is on a private in house GIT and will be released opensource at the time of the Fork wallet release.

For now we are still keeping the first Testnet of v12.6.2 running just in case we need to make any further changes to it.

EDIT:
Just now finished up a meeting with the Team...
They had to fix 10 bugs since Monday, two nasty ones and one nasty one had to merge about 10 process functions,
they had about 2,000 lines of code  to check and condensed it to about 800 lines of code which greatly helped this weeks progress.
The Team worked incredibly hard this week to help us reach a deadline.
The overall condition is very positive after a grueling week! 
They are down to 2 bugs and once fixed will test the masternode functionality to see if all is OK.
Soon as the private tests pass we will inform of the Public Testnet.



Cheers!
 
MikeMike