CORION launches full-service blockchain platform with ICO on the way

CORION recently announced the launch of its full-service blockchain platform powered by a new stable-rate coin. The CORION platform includes a marketplace, incentives, multifunctional wallet, built-in P2P exchange, gamification, and its stable-price coin. Built on Ethereum Classic, the CORION stable-price coin eliminates the guesswork that comes with fluctuating coin prices.
Its algorithm enables special automated inflation-deflation control, assuring stability for the CORION Coin used as a stable means of payment worldwide. Thus, anyone buying CORION at $1 can be assured it will always be $1, but investors can still profit because the algorithm allows for the creation of new coins based on stabilization methodology.
The CORION Coin is currently available in presale and will be available to the public through a crowdsale starting June 10, 2017.
[perfectpullquote align=”full” cite=”Miklos Denkler, Founder of CORION” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=””]We have envisioned CORION as a boundless network of businesses and individuals to build a worldwide decentralized network that creates an unparalleled self-supporting global system. The core of the system is the unprecedented symbiotic relationship that will interweave the economic players worldwide, providing tools and conditions to do business either within a local community or around the globe in developed or in emerging regions.[/perfectpullquote]
[perfectpullquote align=”full” cite=”CORION’s cryptocurrency expert Zoltan Bor” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=””]As the recent rally of Bitcoin and top 10 altcoins suggest, it has become clear that the number of cryptocurrency users will continue to grow. Mainstream users desperately seek a simple solution to enter the crypto world and use all of the possibilities it can offer, such as buying and selling on exchanges, transferring funds all over the world, and paying with the coins they have.[/perfectpullquote]
CORION’s business and technical white papers can be found here.