CLORE mining

[FP91G]

POH Marketplace is Now Live!

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the POH Marketplace, a game-changer for the Clore community! 🌐

💰 Lease Clore Coins and Earn Rewards!
Now, every Clore user can earn rewards just by holding and leasing Clore Coins on the POH Marketplace. It’s easier than ever to make your Clore holdings work for you. 💸

🔄 How It Works:

• For Users: If you have Clore Coins in POH, you can now lease them to others and start earning rewards instantly! No need to run servers – just lease and profit! 💵
• For Hosts: If you’re hosting servers on the marketplace, you can rent Clore Coins from others to boost your rewards even further. It’s a win-win strategy! 📈

And here’s the best part – $clore won’t take any fees at the start! That’s right, 0% fees for all users, so you get to keep 100% of your earnings! 🎉

This new feature levels the playing field, allowing everyone in our community to benefit, whether you’re a seasoned server host or just holding Clore Coins. 🌟

👉 Get Started Now: Visit the POH Marketplace and start leasing your Clore Coins today: https://clore.ai/poh-marketplace/

Remember, this is still in beta. We’re ready to hear any advice, suggestions, or ideas for new features from our amazing community! Your feedback is invaluable to us. 🛠
Let’s grow together and make the most of this fantastic opportunity! 🚀

https://x.com/clore_ai/status/1829550060507423147

[safar1980]

Clore Official Buyback Program Announcement!

We’re excited to reveal that Clore has officially launched a buyback program!  As part of this initiative, we’ve already made our first move by purchasing 30k USD worth of Clore (660k CLORE), swapping our BTC earnings into Clore. This is just the beginning, and we plan to continue supporting the market when conditions are favorable.
Here is the link to the wallet for buybacks:
https://clore.cryptoscope.io/address/?address=AXcP7Rt5rvPeBkpz3QYZKzst7Hj2Rjzonb

[FP91G]

We've completely redesigned Clore.ai
account homepage to make your experience smoother and more transparent!

💡 What's new?

🟠You can now easily view your rented servers / online servers right on your homepage.
🟠All your orders are now visible in one place for quick reference.
🟠Track how much BTC and Clore you earn, right at your fingertips.
🟠Most importantly, you can now see exactly how much Clore you're earning in additional rewards!
🟠Check your Proof of Ownership (POH) status, loan amounts, and total rentals in one glance.

https://t.me/journalmainera/4126
https://clore.ai/

[igotek]

https://youtu.be/Gi8kpFVEI-8

CLORE (Clore Blockchain) Overclock Settings + Mining Pools + Exchanges  + Miners

[FP91G]

Red Panda Mining

I'm earning DOUBLE the GPU Mining Profits by doing THIS!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sU_DFIlCImQ

Here’s how to host your GPU’s on Clore’s marketplace using their Clore Fleet method
https://x.com/RedPandaMining/status/1845927609965989970

[FP91G]

Clore Backend v5.2.7.

Starting tomorrow, October 31st at 14:00 UTC, backend version 5.2.7 will bring new options for clock lock management directly in the http://Clore.ai platform.

After this update, you’ll be able to configure core lock and memory lock in your server settings on the platform. For rigs added using $Clore Fleet with the “Copy Settings” option selected during setup, clock lock settings will automatically sync from your Hive flightsheet settings. If “Copy Settings” wasn’t selected when adding rigs in Clore Fleet, the clock lock will default to the system setting.

If you’re using nvtool to set clock locks within the Hive flightsheet and have enabled “Copy Settings” during Clore Fleet setup, these settings will be copied. If not, the system will apply the default clock lock.

Additionally, a “Show Default Clocks” filter is now available on the marketplace, displaying memory, core, clock lock, and PL settings before rentals for easier selection.

https://x.com/clore_ai/status/1851631134859203005

[FP91G]

Clore Introduces MPF 3.0 and Strengthens Platform Security

Clore has introduced the updated Maximum Fair Price (MPF) version 3.0 and has implemented significant security improvements to enhance protection against misuse and ensure higher server quality on the platform.

MPF 3.0: New Server Evaluation Algorithm

The MPF system at Clore is designed to ensure fair reward distribution and maintain balance in the rental marketplace. Now, MPF 3.0 provides a more accurate server quality evaluation based on a broad range of characteristics carefully selected to ensure high performance and stability.

1. MPF Assignment Speed

A server connected to Clore.ai can receive an MPF rating within the first 10 minutes of registration.

2. Evaluation Parameters

The new MPF algorithm evaluates parameters such as:

Graphics card model and PCI-e standard,
PCI-e transfer speed,
• Total RAM,
Storage volume,
Number of processor cores per GPU,
Internet connection speed.
This set of criteria allows each server to be accurately rated based on its technical specifications and build quality.

3. Automatic MPF Adjustment with Configuration Changes

If a server is rented and undergoes minor configuration changes (for example, one of the cards stops), MPF is automatically adjusted accordingly. Once the server is restored, the MPF updates based on its current parameters.

4. Strict Control over Significant Configuration Changes

For major configuration changes, such as hardware replacement on a rented server, the MPF is reduced to a minimum value of 0.001. This also applies to cases of technical malfunctions.

5. Penalties for Self-Leasing

To prevent misuse of the platform, strict measures have been implemented: accounts engaged in self-leasing of their servers will be banned along with all associated servers. Just today, Clore’s security system identified and blocked 246 servers, whose owners were engaged in self-leasing, while 546 servers had their MPF lowered.

https://blog.clore.ai/clore-introduces-mpf-3-0-and-strengthens-platform-security-eb993587000d

[igotek]

CLORE (Clore Blockchain) Overclock Settings + Mining Pools + Exchanges  + Miners
CLORE (Clore Blockchain) OC Settings -+ Mining Pools + Exchanges  + Miners


https://youtu.be/Gi8kpFVEI-8


How to mine CLORE (Clore Blockchain) Coin at HiveOS ?
HiveOS ile CLORE (Clore Blockchain) Coin Nasıl Mining Yapılır ?
https://youtu.be/fqX58nBCJwY

[FP91G]

We are excited to announce some important updates to the Clore.ai ecosystem to improve sustainability, value, and fairness for our community.

25% Supply Burn

After careful consideration, we have decided to burn 300 million Clore coins, reducing the maximum supply from 1.3 billion to 1 billion. This is to increase scarcity and increase value for all holders. The burn will occur immediately after the upcoming hard fork associated with the transition to the Proof of Stake (POS) algorithm. The exact date of this event will be announced in advance to ensure transparency and community readiness.

Reward Cap Per Server

In addition, we are introducing a cap on the Clore rewards for each server. Specifically, the reward will not be able to exceed twice the server rental amount. For example, if your server is rented for $10, you will receive $10 from the renter + up to a maximum of $10 from the Clore service. In total, the maximum reward amount is $20, which will be credited to your wallet. This limitation will primarily affect users with very powerful servers or significant funds in Proof of Holding (PoH). In this way, we aim to increase profitability and fairness of reward distribution for the majority of platform users.

In addition, to maintain economic balance and a healthy ecosystem, all newly created coins that have not been distributed among users will be burned.

https://t.me/journalmainera/4799

[batsonxl]

Thats great that you are burning but why POS?

[FP91G]

Thats great that you are burning but why POS?

I found the source
Burning 25% of Total Supply + Server Reward Limit
https://blog.clore.ai/burning-25-of-total-supply-server-reward-limit-ccc2274d85ea

Mining this coin is now practically unprofitable, which means the project has several development paths, one of which will be a change in the algorithm.
It will be very important how this platform will develop further. If it goes the way of NiceHash, it will be a complete fiasco.

[safar1980]

Clore Partners now supports Cocoon

We’ve added Telegram Cocoon support to $Clore Partners - available only for Clore Bare Metal hosts.

If your rigs are not currently rented out, you can now connect them to Cocoon and earn income while they’re idle instead of letting them sit unused.

Want to join Clore Bare Metal?
Email us at support@clore.ai and our team will help you get started.

Minimum requirements:
GPU: NVIDIA H100 or higher
CPU: Intel TDX support

[FP91G]

Clore Partners now supports Cocoon

We’ve added Telegram Cocoon support to $Clore Partners - available only for Clore Bare Metal hosts.

If your rigs are not currently rented out, you can now connect them to Cocoon and earn income while they’re idle instead of letting them sit unused.

Want to join Clore Bare Metal?
Email us at support@clore.ai and our team will help you get started.

Minimum requirements:
GPU: NVIDIA H100 or higher
CPU: Intel TDX support

NVIDIA H100, NVIDIA H200 and Intel TDX-capable CPU, such as Xeon 5 or 6.
Price NVIDIA H100 from $25,000. The 6th-generation Intel Xeon 6 (e.g., 6980P) starts at $12,000. Full servers with eight GPUs can cost between $200,000 and $500,000.
Of course, every miner has such equipment at home I've already started setting up Hive OS

[safar1980]

What’s happening
We are migrating CLORE from the legacy PoW chain to a new CLORE token on Ethereum mainnet (ERC-20). The migration is 1:1: every CLORE you hold on the PoW network at the time of the snapshot can be redeemed for exactly 1 CLORE (ERC-20).

Why we stopped PoS and chose an ERC-20 migration
The biggest structural issue with PoW for CLORE is constant sell pressure from miners. Mining rewards are regularly sold to cover electricity and operating costs, which creates a built-in, ongoing headwind that is difficult to outgrow.

We spent over 1.5 years working toward PoS. We tested, iterated, and invested significant effort because we believed PoS could be the “next stage” of the Clore chain. This decision was not easy — we truly tried. But as the work progressed, it became clear that finishing PoS properly would require at least another full year of focused, full-team development, which would significantly distract us from other critical work across the project.

And even if we committed that time, PoS would still not solve our core objective. PoS does not remove sell pressure — it shifts it. Our main motivation for leaving PoW is reducing structural sell pressure. With PoS, sell pressure still exists: it comes from stakers harvesting yield rather than miners selling emissions.

After deep internal evaluation, we decided to pause the PoS transition and proceed with an ERC-20 migration for these reasons:

Maintaining a custom wallet stack adds significant complexity.

Exchange integrations are slower and more difficult.

Infrastructure overhead is higher.

Composability with the broader crypto ecosystem is lower.