You're wrong about this. Distribution is not an issue, and it has got nothing to do with the current situation.

1. Low trading volume on Poloniex would suggest that most of Qora stakeholders are long-term investors. None of the stakeholders would sell short for a quick profit. Lack of price movement is also an indication that most of the investors are in for the long haul. It's a good sign that the early investors have strong faith in the project, and there is no pump & dump guys among the early investors. So you can say that Qora is a very safe investment (not subject to crazy price fluctuation).

2. One of the biggest Qora holders, renat0, is NOT an original stakeholders. He currently owns roughly 3% of Qora supply. As far as I can tell, there are very few original stakeholders still in possession of over 1% of Qora supply after 1 month of trading & giveaway.

3. At the current price, 100 million qora is only worth 60 - 80 BTC. 80 BTC for 1% of any cryptocurrency is cheap. If you take the overall supply of Qora into consideration (10 Billion fixed) and compare it to the similarly priced coins on CoinMarketCap, you would come to the conclusion that Qora is severely undervalued.


No wonder you're always confused. Have you ever considered the possibility that the problem might be YOU?

Where is the website?

eli_lyd1,

Have you heard from BTER?

Do they have plans to adopt Qora?  I think Qora client is stable enough (V9 release). We should get on more well-known exchanges like BTER.

I don't know what's up with Poloniex.  They kept having Qora wallet problem, and it has got nothing to do with FORK as far as I could tell.

I think it's time to get on bigger exchanges like Bittrex, CoinNext, BTER, or Cryptsy.

To be fair to the troll it is a bit underwhelming on here.

I am confused daily why the vol on Polinex is like 5-10 BTC while coins like Monero have like 400BTC vol?

In case of Monero, external resources are poured in a form of mining.
And this acts as a downward pressure in price. That can explain a greater volume on exchanges.
On the other hand, Qora has no external resource to be poured, and the only way to get Qora is to directly buy it on the exchange.
This makes Qora so easy to be high in price, without the need to struggle against dumping by a lot of miners!
I think this is a major advantage of 100% proof-of-stake coins.

I can build a One-Click-Installer for the new version again, but of course there is still the trust issue. Is anyone using my Installer for Qora?
If not it's pointless to invest time in creating another one.

@Dzarmush.

What do you think about starting a thread to remind people to vote/update wallet before 25 June and generally boast about the fact Qora has the first functioning proper user defined voting system in crypto, even before NXT! Its actually big news and also the 25th June update will get lost on this thread as many users don't look in here I expect.


A nice OP with Logo etc?