1. Everything on the Internet is IP-to-IP. One cannot void that, of course. KoreCoin, however, uses TOR,
to hide IP connections. Furthermore, encrypted communications makes no sense to to would-be snoopers and so 'random' IP connections that cannot be read mean little to eavesdroppers. Wallet addresses - used to make VoIP calls -
are anonymous (if not published and linked to an identity), and with PoBA, transactions between addresses can be completely hidden!
2. YES!
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If you leave your wallet running you will get more(!)
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It's called Staking, and it's how new KoreCoin are generated (through PoS.) The amount you received is what your wallet mined.
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Oh, and, welcome to Kore! Good to have you with us.
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Thanks for the answer and also thanks to Pala_00!
So Korecoin uses TOR by default? I thought I need to configure it to use TOR.
But If Korecoin uses TOR by default, it also chooses an exit node. Is there any way I can set preferences (for example: Just use Exits from the Czech Republic)?
And to the second point. How much Korecoin do I get? Is it always the same amount or a percentage of something?
If everybody get new Korecoin just be running the wallet, doesn't that mean that Korecoin lose their worth because new coins are created every second (inflation).