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# Clore coin

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**What is CLORE?**

CLORE is the native token of the Clore.ai platform. It is used for payments on the GPU marketplace, fee reductions through Proof of Holding (PoH), and ecosystem rewards.

**Token Details**

| Property   | Value                                        |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| Network    | Ethereum (ERC-20)                            |
| Contract   | `0xe60201989b8628f43dc0605f585a72bcf1f1e977` |
| Symbol     | CLORE                                        |
| Decimals   | 18                                           |
| Max Supply | 1,000,000,000 (1 billion)                    |

**Token Utility**

* **Payments** - Pay for GPU rentals on the Clore.ai marketplace
* **Fee Reductions** - Hold CLORE in PoH to reduce marketplace fees
* **Rewards** - Earn CLORE through PoH staking and marketplace activity
* **VPN Payments** - Pay for Clore VPN service (where available)

**Migration to ERC-20**

CLORE was migrated from its original PoW blockchain to Ethereum (ERC-20) in December 2025. This migration brought several benefits:

* Immediate wallet support (MetaMask, Trust Wallet, hardware wallets)
* DEX liquidity (Uniswap and others)
* Faster exchange integrations
* Reduced supply (hard-capped at 1B)
* Better ecosystem tooling and DeFi compatibility

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