Clore.ai

About Clore.ai (CLORE)

What Is Clore.ai (CLORE)?

Clore.ai is a GPU rental marketplace that connects renters who need compute (AI/ML workloads, rendering, batch jobs) with hosts who provide GPU servers. The platform supports different rental types (for example, on-demand vs spot) depending on how interruptible your workload can be.

CLORE is the native token of the Clore.ai platform. CLORE is an Ethereum-based ERC-20 token used for marketplace payments, fee reductions through Proof of Holding (PoH), and other ecosystem utilities.

Official resources:

• Clore.ai
• Clore.ai Docs
• CLORE coin
• Proof of Holding (PoH)

How Clore.ai Works

Clore.ai’s product is primarily a marketplace, with token utility layered on top:

1. GPU marketplace

Renters select a server offer and create an order. Hosts list servers and earn by providing compute capacity.

1. Order types (on-demand vs spot)

On-demand rentals are designed for workloads that need stable access, while spot-style rentals are designed for interruption-tolerant workloads (for example, batch processing or mining). Exact behavior and fees depend on current marketplace rules.

1. Proof of Holding (PoH)

PoH is a Clore.ai program that can provide benefits (such as reduced marketplace fees) and rewards for users who hold and stake CLORE through supported flows. Program parameters can change over time, so refer to the official docs for current details.

CLORE Token Utility

CLORE is commonly used for:

• Paying for GPU rentals on the Clore.ai marketplace
• Unlocking fee reductions through Proof of Holding (PoH)
• Ecosystem rewards and other platform services where enabled (for example, Clore VPN, where available)

Token Details (ERC-20)

• Network: Ethereum (ERC-20)
• Symbol: CLORE
• Decimals: 18
• Max supply: 1,000,000,000 CLORE

Use Cases of Clore.ai

Common compute use cases include:

• AI/ML training and fine-tuning
• Inference and batch jobs
• Rendering and media workloads
• General GPU compute and experimentation

How CLORE Is Secured

Because CLORE is an ERC-20 token, it inherits Ethereum’s security properties for transfers and custody. Marketplace and application security also depends on platform controls, operational security, and how workloads are isolated on rented servers.

Risks and Considerations

Key considerations include:

• Custody and account security risk when holding assets on third-party platforms
• Smart contract risk (token contracts and any connected apps)
• Marketplace operational risk (server reliability, host quality, and workload isolation)
• Regulatory and platform policy changes that can affect availability

Where Can You Buy Clore.ai (CLORE)?

CLORE may be available on centralized exchanges and on Ethereum-based decentralized exchanges, depending on listings and your jurisdiction.

Decentralized Exchanges (DEX)

As an ERC-20 token, CLORE can be traded on Ethereum DEXs such as:

• Uniswap

Storage Options After Purchase

Because CLORE is an ERC-20 token, it can be stored in Ethereum-compatible wallets, for example:

• MetaMask
• Trust Wallet
• Hardware wallets such as Ledger or Trezor

Official Contract Address (Ethereum)

Contract: 0xe60201989b8628f43dc0605f585a72bcf1f1e977

Explorer:

• Etherscan