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Since CORE blew up alot of forks have came out that tried to imitate its unique ways.
But recently Unicore came out, which was the first capable clone, that actually changed and cleaned up the code and brought some new interresting features. The MOST important difference:
Wrapped Liquidity Pool Tokens (new concept)

The base uni-V2 Liquidity Pool token has some limitations. Due to the order of operations in uniswap transactions, LP tokens get burned before the transfer is completed, allowing people to withdraw liquidity. For coins like CORE and its offspring, locking liquidity is obviously critical.
CORE itself reduced this bug by bringing the process of adding additional liquidity to their own site, using ‘swaps’. But while this system ‘does not allow more to be withdrawn than deposited’, it’s still not perfect.The solution? Wrapped Liquidity Pool tokens (wUNIv2).
We created our wrapper and now control the code that the token gets deployed on. By separating it from the base UNI LP token, we take back control of our own liquidity, away from Uniswap’s limitations. This allows for a bug-free withdrawal lock, as well as the possibility for it to be traded directly on Uniswap as it’s own pair, instead of on other less liquid exchanges like Balancer. Due to this, liquidity is TRULY locked with the wrapper. Though still allowing non-farmers to add traditional unlocked-liquidity, if they’d want to for whatever reason. Another step towards decentralization. The CORE devs themselves have said this is the only clone whos devs know solidity. Im pretty hyped and the price is very low right now, were still very early. Since the market cap is only about a million, 5k could be a realistic possibility