Topic: ★★ KoreCoin v2.0 ★★ [KORE]New ERA - VOIP WALLET -100% ANON - 100% PoS - PoBAnon - page 52. (Read 372354 times)

Aim as high as the moon, cause if you miss you end up amongst the stars...
Lets have some fun 

EDITED...
There is Much to Do! Read this one Carefully.
IF you don't think you have valuable needed skills you are mistaken!

1-Staking Kore long term to support the Network no matter how many stakers there are.
2-Posting regularly and offering your honest opinions and suggestions.
3-Helping others to get involved.
4-Letting others know to keep an eye on these projects.
5-Supporting the Bittrex Account keeping Kore volume regular.
6-Be active in social media if you can.
7-Donate BTC to the work being done. People have/are spending much BTC on Kore Team's Projects.
BTC Escrow Donation Address:  166ppAWTyJxrc1ThkNJWfMDu33iBXqpAoU
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9625014
8-If you don't know how to do something ask others and learn.
9-Take the Poll and offer your honest opinions at XDA!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/ther-apps-coders-shout-ground-floor-t2956802?nocache=1
10-Feel free to offer suggestions on wallet features, the KorePhone & APPS,
The Æther Kripton OS, graphics ideas, marketing, promotions etc. We are not going
to run away with your ideas like the scam devs, We want to Include Them.
11-Any other way you think that could help support your/their investment.

We are hard at work in the middle of this takeover of Korecoin
while setting up the NEW Kore Team and once it's strong enough
we plan to collaborate even further with Viorcoin.

WHY? Is all the above probably the most important aspect?
Because it frees up the Team Members so they can concentrate
on all the other work they are doing in multiple areas and helps
pay the bills-of the Projects so they can even do more work. We all,
like you; have lives, businesses, jobs, Families and many responsibilities
outside of our work on Kore Team Projects. We are not your usual scam devs,
we are KORE TEAM Members with a drive to do it right. Unlike the scam devs
who use good hearted, change minded intelligent hard working people as
an asset to exploit for their own gain and drop the project after cashing out
... (insert the multitude of reasons they'd like you to believe here)...
only to do more of the same and IF these scam devs Dox themselves deciding
to go legit do you really want to be supporters of someone/a team that
has done so much destruction to the alt coins, CC in general and peoples lives
let alone the stifling of progress and technology!


Sincerely,
 
MikeMike

hehe, impressionable but unsleepable for dad sometimes

Luckily missed the MP one but been ripped off cpl of times. The old welcome to crypto hey.

Yer not really worried about the staking amounts per say, just the rate/flow of blocks and general health of network.

To update i have managed to split it into 3 addresses. I am now getting 1 stake per address per cycle. Hopefully at max I will get 9 or 12 blocks moving per cycle this way. Just on this tiny wallet.

I should invest a lot more before things really get going v3 wise although sounds like its close lol!

Look forward to chatting with you.
Congrats on your 2yr old!  
Very impressionable years!
I had all my tons of VRC stolen in MintPal but still strong on what the CCs can
bring to the world and we intend to do just that rather than run scam coins.
All it's done is slow us down and limit us a bit.
This is what "we" mean by "shaking things up a bit" and in time people will
begin to understand what we have and are doing.  

Yes, the staking does cycle and don't worry about it. As long as you keep your
wallet staking you will get the same payouts. That holds true even if you
are not in sync and lose connection with the network at times.
Thanks for being such a support to the network!
Staking is one of the most important things we can do at this time.


All the best,

MM

So I should see it recycle and maybe get back to 5 at a time then slowly go down again? Still learning the best way to stake on a weak network as you can tell.

should be able to chat over the weekend at some stage. I have used Cyanogenmod I believe from memory, but just following guides on xda. I don't have any experience in the workings of it.

I worked at a computer shop for 10yrs, 2011 I was burnt out and so sick of computers, had a couple of yrs without them then 2013 crypto got me back into it a bit. Got 2 other jobs now and a 2yr old, so its pretty hectic. Happy to do some testing, and stake wallets of coins that aren't some stupid scam. I like what I see here, I remember when it launched I was too into VRC, glad you posted that new thread so I looked into kore. I assume and from memory you had a huge ATH sat price? can't get much just waiting for sells, dumpers dumped ages ago I guess.

We are looking for ones that have experience with Cyanogenmod to be able to load
it on our own device also. We have found a work around but would like to persue CM as well...
Perhaps we should chat a bit on mumble.
I will PM you the info....
Can you chat over the weekend?

Please take the Poll.

There are unnamed people behind the scenes doing most the work.
 

The staking does cycle and when its on the low end it needs 30+ stakers.

hi kore community! wallet stakes seem have to amalgamated into just 1 stake per 30 confirms, from being 3 at first then 2, so its taking longer. I sent all the coins to the same address though, just at different times. My coins are usually in stake so I can't even send some back to bittrex then into a 2nd wallet address to see if it stays seperate that way. Will just buy a tiny amount and transfer them & let you know how it goes.

new phone OS is very interesting, I used to load custom android builds onto my windows mobile 6.1 phone from xda developers, love that site. I assume the intention is to be able to load the Æther Kripton OS onto pretty much any rooted android phone? I haven't read the whole thread, or been up on custom phone OS's last few yrs. Any chance a dualboot could be setup?  Either way very excited, may be able to test it out aswell. Australian government has legislated to force ISPs to collect everyones metadata and store it incase they think its necessary to go through it. So true anon, voip, browser, phone is the Kore of my interests right now.

keep up good work mikemike

Why the KorePhone's Æther Kripton OS was created:
"Court Rules Cellphone Data Belongs to Your Phone Carrier, Not You"

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2015/05/06/blow_to_cellphone_privacy_flip_flop_court_case_says_data_belongs_to_your.html

Our first priority is incorporating the Æther Kripton OS Security Feature release
which will add an incredible security layer to your existing web communications.
Taking over Korecoin was not our desired intention and has delayed the release
of this intensive months long security coding project. Rather than add further delays
we think it best for the Kore Community and The World to complete and release this first.

We are considering different avenues to add back the VoIP features in a different future release.

See the website for more information and check back often:
http://www.korecoin.net/#

Thanks for your interest and patience while we begin to:
"Shake Things Up a bit"...
 

Stake some Korecoin regularly.
The Kore Wallet works best at over 25+ stakers.

Please tell us what you want in a smartphone OS.
Sign up to take the Poll! It only take a few clicks...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/ther-apps-coders-shout-ground-floor-t2956802

BC did say he was having issues so maybe it was always on and still on
and just someone testing it again.
Does not matter. We have considered it non-functional due to the fact
he left and we do not have control over it which is reflected in the Kore price.
We have plans to put our own VoIP back into the wallet and
even move beyond that

The old dev has lost trust, respect and lets face it, we can expect more of the
same erratic, dysfunctional, and abusive behavior from him which is not suitable for
any coin or business no matter how awesome the features and the only reason
people will praise him if he showed up is to gain some of their money back.

We are working hard behind the scenes and will be using Korecoin as the
testing bed for much of what we plan to release desiring Kore to be
a long term investment having features people need
and want to use rather than the typical alt..

We will continue to build a New Kore Team and encourage the Kore Community
to be proactive and do what they can and at the very least Stake Some Coins
to support the Kore Network. Kore works best when there are
over 25-30 wallets staking so long term stakers are needed.

I can understand most may feel apprehensive about our promises of a Korephone
and it's Æther Kripton OS written from scratch as well as the New Security
Feature we are finishing up that will be integrated into the New Kore Wallet
until they see something actually working with a white paper and this
is what we intend to deliver.


MM

It makes sense to continue working on development of V3 regardless, in the long term the coins/projects that succeed and gain mass adoption will be the ones that are actually useful and serve a purpose other than just being traded on exchanges by a small minority.

Very odd, maybe he is playing games, turned servers back on and called you. I'm guessing when you go ahead with v3 if he doesn't come back you just need new servers and update the code a tiny bit, atleast thats good news.

Glad you got them.
I think for this type staking, one or two addresses is fine.

Thanks for the suggestions.

The VoIP was tested many months ago but the Dev left and shut down the servers.
I tried the VoIP after that only once with BC but it would not work.
It does not make sense that it's working now.

I will PM you my address so you have it to call when you are ready...

LOL!

The Kore Wallet VoIP just worked...

Someone just called me on my Kore Wallet and I answered it.
They did not speak however after a few min they called again.
I asked them to PM me if they could hear me.

Whoever called me send your address PM and I will call you.

300 kore received thankyou.

Wallet stands at 1103, including 350 of donations. Got about 8 stakes yesterday, none so far today, they will flood thru soon no doubt once blockchain moves a bit. Balance is stuck in stake at the moment.

I moved it to the wallet in smaller amounts over a couple of days hoping it would stake many small amounts as they mature at different ages. didn't seem to happen, only getting usually 3 stakes yesterday out of the amount. Before waiting for them to confirm.

Maybe less confirms for stakes will speed things up while not many wallets are open?

It was not I who tried the VoIP feature. Is it still pretty much untested? I don't have a mic here. Could probably load a wallet on Mrs laptop over the weekend and have a play.

First:
1-Windows Wallet with updated Peers.dat file so the wallet will sync.
https://mega.co.nz/#!lBlGmL7R!UW-lzmtfHa1OeC0dn_D18jq4KXejST32oyeNApQVqOE
Try this peers.dat file to get the wallet to connect/sync.
https://mega.nz/#!ypg0GCba!ydP8dlwSgwfYS7UD-gaclFQlKiZ64bklRke5sAPDHKI

Up to date Bootstrap and instructions Here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12654096

KoreCoin_OSX_2.2.1.dmg 12.5 MB
https://mega.co.nz/#!OQpylI5J!0txy0O70yeSpcc5m4FkkZWB9TFEnFQI4EdaS3gN2IYs

2-For a custom Linux Version go to end of post:
Version: 64 bit Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS Trusty

3-KoreCoin Website:
http://korecoin.net/#

4-Source Code - GitHub Link:
https://github.com/KoreTeam/KoreCoin

5-Block Explorer for KORECOIN:
http://blockexperts.com/kore

6-Please stake some coins to support the Kore Network.
If you are new to Kore PM me for some free coins to stake.

 
WE are building a NEW KORE TEAM.
Could you donate your skills, time and even BTC to support the projects.
We have already spent tens of thousands of dollars and with this added project
moving KoreCoin into the future we Need Your Support!
BTC Donation Address:  166ppAWTyJxrc1ThkNJWfMDu33iBXqpAoU
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9625014


Please save the below link in case Eurbids locks this thread and deletes this post.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11219494


Thanks to: "bearishtrader"
Here is my Ubuntu Linux build of KoreCoin 2.0 staking wallet (no VoIP):
Version: 64 bit Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS Trusty
https://mega.nz/#!Nk110QaT!yuf_cVCyKtXoJufgi3kJk6VcvsC4r92WP4ZMtnBrbeY


Prerequisites (Needs boost 1.55, Berkeley db4.8++):
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:bitcoin/bitcoin
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:boost-latest/ppa
sudo apt-get install unzip qt4-qmake libqt4-dev build-essential libboost1.55-all-dev libssl-dev libdb4.8++-dev libminiupnpc-dev libminiupnpc8
sudo apt-get upgrade

unzip korecoin-qt.zip
chmod u+x korecoin-qt
korecoin-qt

Then exit and replace the .KoreCoin/peers.dat with the one above

Re-launch wallet


https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11219502

Did you get the 300 kore that was sent you?

Here Here, well said RD!

A wallets main purpose is for sending coins and we desire to make this more secure and ANON.

What basic options and features would the community like to see in a wallet?
Obviously we cannot include everything as the wallet would have feature bloat
and be too confusing.
Also what are the features you think will appeal to others encouraging adoption among the Cryptocurrency community and the general public ?

PMs welcome if you like. ..

Welcome DFiLeR,

Thanks for your interest and support of Kore and it's network.
The staking is slow at times but you will always get the same payout as long
as long as you keep your wallet staking.
So if blocks take longer the payout is more...
 

Cheers,
MM