CORE Chain Network says its launch is scheduled for June 11, with three days left before the network goes live. The team states that the wallet is back online after more than 72 hours of upgrades, and that security testing has been completed. Deposits are already open through Core Wallet ahead of the rollout.
Deposits are open now on Core Wallet
Users can fund their wallets before launch using USDT, USDC, and SOL. The project says the transfer network must be set to Solana each time. A wrong network choice could result in lost funds.
The process outlined in the source is straightforward: open Core Wallet, tap “Receive,” copy the wallet address, paste it into the sending exchange or wallet, select Solana as the network, and then send the funds.
QOR token supply capped at 250 million
QOR is issued on the Solana blockchain and has a maximum supply of 250 million tokens. The project describes itself as a biometric self-custody wallet, using body-based identity verification instead of a password.
On pricing, the article says the team expects QOR to list between $0.010 and $0.050. Community projections mentioned in the piece extend to $0.50 and later $1.00, though the source clearly states these are projections rather than guarantees.
CEX platform names still pending
The team has not yet identified the centralized exchanges that will list the token. It says those names are expected to be shared within one to two days. The source describes that timing as standard practice before a listing, noting that earlier disclosure can affect price behavior before trading opens.
Staking planned within 24 hours after launch
According to the roadmap shared in the source material, staking is expected to open within 24 hours after the network goes live. The plan then shifts to expansion across multiple decentralized exchanges, with CEX listings coming first and DEX rollout after that.
The article also frames the early deposit opening as a sign of operational readiness, while treating the price range as expectation rather than certainty. Its disclaimer says the material is informational only and should not be taken as investment, financial, or legal advice.