Review on Kore by David Olayide

Name: Kore
Item: Kore
Rating: 3

April 26, 2021

Kore

In the digitalized world we live in today, it is very important to have some degree of anonymity and privacy when you have to make use of the internet. This is majorly because, the internet is a very open place and deals quite much with information. It is advisable to make use of the best privacy technology available, most especially when it comes to the area of funds and finances. There are numerous hackers these days, that would only very much love to get their hands on some of your private information.
In addition to making use of privacy tech, we also want to pick very carefully, the kinds of projects that we engage. Try to make sure they’re privacy oriented or at least support and encourage privacy to some extent.  KoreCoin is an example of such a cryptocurrency project that supports privacy. In fact, Kore is referred to, as a privacy coin that is focused on protecting the Identity of it’s users.
KoreCoin operates a sustainable ecosystem, and uses Kore it’s native cryptocurrency, for internal transactions. There are a host of products that make up this ecosystem, and I was quite surprised to see that it even included a smartphone. This is a new thing to me, because in truth I haven’t seen developments of the kind on any other project. This phone is designed to keep it’s users anonymous at all times.
Then there is also the KoreSurf browser that integrates TOR network, and prioritizes privacy. So you can see at a glance that every single product within the ecosystem of KoreCoin is actually privacy oriented. Making transfers or any other financial transactions is anonymous and keeps your info private. There is a maximum supply of 12,000,000 KORE.
Although currently I have seen no whitepaper on the project and it also appears that the smartphone is yet to be released, I really hope that the project eventually lives up to it privacy based orientation.

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