DAY 34 🔵
A blockchain becomes interesting when people can actually use it for different things.
Core is building around more than Bitcoin staking:
DeFi • BTCFi • RWAs • Payments • Infrastructure
More applications create more reasons to use the network.
The ecosystem
What I’m watching next on Core isn’t just more users.
It’s whether Bitcoin activity can become sustainable revenue. ₿💰
Core’s 2026 roadmap is built around:
BTC → Yield → Revenue → CORE Buybacks
If the ecosystem grows, the economic model has to grow with it.
Here’s something I’m paying closer attention to:
CORE isn’t just a token used on Core.
It’s also the gas token powering transactions and smart contracts across the network. ⛽🔵
More apps → More activity → More transactions → More CORE utility.
What makes a blockchain valuable isn’t just what it can do.
It’s how many useful things people can build on it.
Core is expanding beyond BTC staking into:
DeFi • Payments • LSTs • RWAs • Enterprise
More use cases → more activity → more utility.
The next phase is execution.
30 days of watching Core.
One thing is becoming clear:
The real story isn’t just CORE.
It’s what gets built around Bitcoin. ₿
BTC Staking → BTCFi → Builders → Users → Revenue
The next 60 days, I’m watching execution. 👀
30/90. We keep going. 🔵
#CoreDAO#BTCFi#Bitcoin
What happens when builders don’t just build on a network…
but can share in the revenue they help create? 👀
Core’s Rev+ model is designed to share transaction-fee revenue with ecosystem participants, including dApp developers.
Build → Get users → Generate
One thing I’m learning about Core:
TVL is not the whole story.
The bigger question is:
Can the ecosystem generate sustainable revenue from real usage? 👀
BTC → Products → Users → Fees → Revenue
That’s the metric I’m watching next.
Real usage. Real revenue. Real growth. 🔵