COREโs bull market isnโt driven by shouting ordersโitโs driven by a flywheel๐ฅ
BTCFi has become the core narrative for the next bull cycle, and CORE is under high expectations. But did this logic really change this time?โ
Previously, data was boosted through inflationary subsidies. In 2026, CORE directly switches to the โrevenue eraโ: all ecosystem fees are collected into the treasury, and the money is used to continuously buy back and burn via the secondary market.
Translate it into plain human language: BTC comes in to be staked โ the ecosystem earns fees โ buybacks smash sell pressure with chips โ fewer and fewer coins. This is the value flywheel.
SatPayโBitcoin banking, LST liquid staking, and AMP asset management. These three products are the cash-flow engines. Europe-listed institution BTCS has already taken positions, and its accumulation plan is on the way.
How high can it go? Three scenarios:
๐ด Conservative: slow to launch, only catching a bit of the sectorโs gains
๐ Neutral: SatPay runs smoothly, the flywheel starts spinning, and it tracks the second tier of the track
๐ Optimistic: BTC capital pours in + buybacks keep going + institutions add positions, and the ceiling gets lifted
But donโt pretend the risks arenโt there: competitors like STX have an early advantage, products may be delayed, the market and regulation can change at any time, and large unlocks can dump and crash prices. The lesson from falling off historical highs is still fresh.
So donโt just chase a target price and go all-inโwatch three data points: SatPay public test, real on-chain transaction fees, and the institutionsโ position-building progress.
When the narrative becomes cash flow and the flywheel truly starts turning, the bull market isnโt just painting a pie.
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