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This last few days we were figuring a way to make the software more reliable. Keep posted for news.
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Hi guys, good to see people come around to test and see what KORE is doing. I fell happy and motivated seeing that we are doing interesting work.
Many projects will come around once the new software establish itself.
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I am a long time supporter. KORE is running a fork Public Testnet at the moment. Feel free to join the discord and help. https://discord.gg/z4cSgPAWe have now moved into testing the new PoS rewards structures, and the different aspects of how to make it an overall fair rewards for supporting the KORE Network. There is still a need for more to run the testnet wallets and masternodes. MikeMike This week we were working hard to make this new POS as a good investmen to reward everyone fairly. There is many variables to take into consideration and is not an easy job, but we will get there. Thanks everyone for the support. |
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For those who need a video walkthrough and the text walkthrough is not enough, you can now use this as a quick reference. I'm not proud of it but I said I would release a video that has all the steps and now I have. This will be the last time I make a promise to make something that isn't already made as it kills me to release something of such poor quality. I know I said I was going to do a video of windows compilation but I'm only going to do a very in-depth text post as I do not have the time to put into doing another video. I deeply apologize to anyone who was looking forward to a video tutorial series. Text tutorial: https://github.com/Kore-Core/testnet-koreHere is the video to use if the text tutorial is not enough for you https://vimeo.com/330696828m Thanks Matrix, this will help people. It is the easiest way to keep the code up to date without wait for new compiled releases. We do our best to keep releases up to date but it take some time to compile, thus it is better when people do it by themselves. |
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V16 have fixed many bugs and making Kore more stable, I hope people test it. |
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KORE Fork Testnet 0.13.0.13 Upgrade asap: IMPORTANT:This is a new testnet chain. Before running v13Delete your .kore-testnet folder in Home for Linux In Windows: Delete this registry or folder key before running v13 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\KORE\KORE-Qt] "strDataDir"="C:\Users<< username >>\AppData\Roaming\kore-testnet" or [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\KORE\KORE-Qt-testnet] "strDataDir"="C:\Users<< username >>\AppData\Roaming\kore-testnet" changelog: 1) Updating default onion address 2) Changing the Height to Fork to 500 3) Locking Transaction split into two ( minimum 1100 KORE each ) Select a compiled Linux 16.04, Windows 64 or the Source here. https://github.com/Kore-Core/testnet-kore/releases/tag/v0.13.0.13Linux compilation instructions here: https://github.com/Kore-Core/testnet-kore/blob/master/README.mdOSX: Working on it... We are getting closer to a candidate release for mainnet. V0.13.0.13 is out there, lets test it. Hope everyone test this build and give us feedback about their findings. Thanks everyone involved |
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I'm really liking this new KOREPoS.  It's Genius! That will probably be what differentiate us from others. |
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Hey guys, I'd like to thank everyone involved testing the new software and glad that we could fix as many bugs as it was presented to us.
Late today we are going to release a MAC version as well as Windows and Linux.
We are very close to make it stable for main net.
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Thanks for testing the software, the underling software - kored - is running smoothly and we are going to fix the Wallet Interface to make a better experience for you all.
Thank you everyone involved, progress is the key.
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Any special instruction for testnet masternode, or we just have to go after the " regular " KORE masternode guide ?
How many tnkore coin need for the testnet masternode setup ?
3000 tncore received, matured, testnet wallet upgraded to "KORE Fork Testnet 0.13.0.2"
You can follow the "regular" guide. Each masternode needs 500 tnkores |
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Hi everyone, I got some status for the public testnet: "blockHeight": 63964,
"forkHeight": 67000,
"oldClientCount": "0",
"oldClientPercentage": "0%",
"newClientCount": "100",
"newClientPercentage": "100%",
"blocksVerified": "latest 100 blocks",
"timeUntilFork": "1518 minute until the fork - based on 2 blcoks/minute"
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Glad that we got this far, now Kore got a newer version of TOR integrated in the software and use it as default for network communication. You guys can connect to the testnet network using these nodes: mx24dswy7mqs47iu.onion 7gxqjmnltrh7tplw.onion We are still fixing minor bugs as we receive feedback from users, please test it so we can make the best to improve the software. As MikeMike said
Please try to break the wallet...
We need to test it well!
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Your participation is required and appreciated, to test the KORE Fork to the new source v0.13.0:
I'll participate in this as well, looking forward to test the new software with the community. I know this is the result of our great Teamwork. |
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I have been doing some good trading on Bittrex while waiting for the new wallet and so far it is working and i have more Kore than before, thanks for the hard work on the new wallet Kore team i know its gonna be great im with you guys since 2017
Kore is getting some volume lately as we see here....  Volume spikes are generating new inflow of money into kore, we have appreciate 100% in value since the lows of november and consolidating over 15000 sats. |
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Nice to see the updates on the website, im ready to help with testing the new wallet
Excellent! IF anyone has not ever helped a project by running a Testnet wallet it is simple and we will post detailed instructions. Please drop by the KORE Discord server for the Public Testnet thread for notifications. https://discord.gg/38mGxhNMikeMike I'm already running on kore testnet it seens ok so far... 27448 blocks. if anyone want to connect with me just kore-cli -testnet addnode a3y4tqttfcj7dvf3.onion add |
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Hey guys, check out the updates page https://kore.life/updates/We are getting real close to a release. Wish people come to see this project. |
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If you have picked up a Bag O KORE please stake some to support the KORE Network and Masternodes. This will also set you up to take part in the KORE Public Testnet we are soon to initiate. The more who join the Testnet the more it helps the Coders conduct their tests. MikeMike We are getting closer to a new era for KORE, I will help the best I can to test and interact with developers to make this application better. Thanks for the support guys. |
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KORE 3-04-2019 UPDATE: The KORE Team will provide a Project Update Bi-Weekly/Every first and third Monday. See the KORE Website for the full list of changes: * There is a % progress moving the project or task closer to completion, and be removed after 1 month. # There is a new project or task added, and be removed after 3 months. If Icon is on the right side there was a change from last update # *https://kore.life/updates/Wooowwww.... Glad to see that we are getting closer to release the new application. I'm anxious to test it. |
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Yes I'm well aware of SS7 attacks and several other vulnerabilities in every cell phone out there. KORE's 2FA does not utilize SMS in part because of this. Though to be honest I find it very curious that something that was developed in the 70s and practically "finished" in the 80s that has been proven to be insecure is still the go-to for "verifying identity/ownership" to me it seems almost like it is purposeful these haven't been fixed in almost fifty years but maybe thats my inner conspiracy theorist talking. There are several things I personally would like to try but frankly I dont have the time, resources, equipment, or low level understanding to get my ideas on this together. However, with OpenBTS being a thing, I think its only a matter of time before hardcore developers force security into the cellular protocol space. Matrix The problem with infrastructure is that once built it is expensive to modify and companies prefer leave it as it is than upgrade because they don't have problems since the protocol is doing the job. I might be wrong but they will not upgrade, is easier create a new infrastructure than upgrade the old one. Not to mention how very convenient it is for these large behemoth corporations to have these exploits the NSA and CIA know about and use extensively for years. Makes you think twice why these large GOV contracts are so lucrative and tax breaks/GOV provided socialism off the backs of citizens exist,... that no small company could ever take advantage of. The Amazon corporation, owned by the richest man in the world paid no tax last year and while complaining about his privacy is through his company Amazon, creating the backbone of the GOV surveillance state. Amazon made a profit of over 11 Billion USA in 2018. MikeMike The funniest thing about Amazon and Privacy is that their CEO got blackmailed because he leaked something. Since they are lucrative it doesn't matter, it's up to us be carefull about what we share over the internet. |
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