Saif Salman

@TheSteveHitter @Talal_BNB @coinbase @Coredao_Org @CoreGirlUpdates @Gidasmike @deviana_velly Core isn’t a random follower, bro. That’s not what I’m talking about. Don’t mismatch it.

@isaifsalman @Talal_BNB @coinbase @Coredao_Org @CoreGirlUpdates @Gidasmike @deviana_velly So many random followers of Binance also not listed. Not saying it cant get listed in the future but the fact you're still arguing this is telling... you're completely fos lol

$CORE is already trading on @coinbase one of the biggest Tier-1 exchanges ✅ So the real question is… 👀 Will #Binance list CORE in 2026 ? The possibility looks stronger than ever 🧡 Community, drop your thoughts below 👇 #CORE #Binance #Coinbase

@TheSteveHitter @Talal_BNB @coinbase @Coredao_Org @CoreGirlUpdates @Gidasmike @deviana_velly Maple Finance (@maplefinance) is following Binance and it’s already listed on Binance, but Binance doesn’t follow them back. What’s your opinion on it?

@isaifsalman @Talal_BNB @coinbase @Coredao_Org @CoreGirlUpdates @Gidasmike @deviana_velly Everybody and anybody follows binance cmon now... I also follow does that mean im in talks to get listed? Now, when Binance follows $CORE then we can be more serious in speculating about this topic... otherwise what you're hinting at is complete BS🐂💩

@RKC0381 @Talal_BNB @coinbase @Coredao_Org @CoreGirlUpdates @Gidasmike @deviana_velly

@isaifsalman @Talal_BNB @coinbase @Coredao_Org @CoreGirlUpdates @Gidasmike @deviana_velly Where you can see core is following Binance?

@binance $CORE 🔶 @Coredao_Org

Tap the orange diamond, but I can't guarantee what will happen. 🔶

@Coredao_Org SatPay 🚀

Which Core product excites you the most? SatPay, Core Alpha, LSTs, RWAs, or sub-second finality?

@PiNetwork24X7 That is older version released on 27 February, 2026.

Update 1.15.0 ⚡

Rich Rines on Bitcoin Yield, Privacy, and Crypto’s Next Chapter In this episode of DROPS, I sit down with @richrines to discuss the future of Bitcoin, why privacy is becoming one of crypto’s most urgent themes, and how @Coredao_Org is trying to turn dormant digital assets into yield-earning capital. Rich’s story stretches back to Bitcoin’s early years, through time at Coinbase, and into building infrastructure designed for a more mature phase of crypto. The conversation moves from ideology to product design, from self-custody to institutions, and from Bitcoin maximalism to a broader view of what financial freedom could mean in the years ahead. From Skeptic to Builder Rich first encountered Bitcoin in 2011 through a college professor. Like many people at the time, he dismissed it because digital value seemed absurd. Then Bitcoin came back into his orbit in 2013, and this time he did the homework. After reading the white paper, he says his “mind was totally blown.” He saw a system for peer-to-peer money, a sovereign-resistant store of value, and a financial network that didn’t need permission to operate. That second look changed the trajectory of his life. He has now spent more than a decade in the space, including time at Coinbase during its rise to becoming a public company. But while many builders were drawn toward newer ecosystems, Rich remained anchored to Bitcoin and the belief that its role in global finance was only beginning. What Core Is Really Building When asked to explain Core in one sentence, Rich keeps it simple: “Scaling Bitcoin.” Bitcoin’s strengths, in his view, come from restraint. It is intentionally slow, limited, and conservative. Those trade-offs reduce attack surfaces and preserve trust. But many holders want more than digital gold sitting idle. They want to earn from their Bitcoin. They want to borrow against it. They want to use it as productive collateral without selling it. And that is the opportunity Core is chasing. Rather than trying to replace Bitcoin, Core is attempting to extend its usefulness. The thesis is that trillions of dollars in dormant Bitcoin capital could eventually move into yield strategies, lending systems, and the broader decentralised finance ecosystem. Why Bitcoin Holders Want Yield Rich says the two dominant demands from Bitcoin holders today are straightforward: Safe yield and access to leverage. This reflects a maturing asset class. In earlier years, owning Bitcoin itself was the strategy. Today, large holders and institutions increasingly think like capital allocators. They ask: How can an asset be monetised without being sold? How can long-term conviction be maintained while unlocking liquidity? That is why borrowing against Bitcoin has become more attractive. Rather than liquidating a position, holders can keep upside exposure while accessing capital elsewhere. Of course, the risks are real. Crypto has already seen what happens when yield products depend on weak counterparties or reckless leverage. Rich openly references the failures of prior lending platforms and argues that the next generation must be built differently. The Self-Custody Problem One of crypto’s oldest principles is simple: not your keys, not your coins. That creates tension for yield products, because many historical models required users to hand over custody of their Bitcoin. Rich argues Core’s design tries to avoid that trade-off through Bitcoin time-locking. Instead of transferring ownership, users can lock coins for a set period, which helps in securing the network and receiving rewards. As he puts it: “We don’t want your Bitcoin.” The foundation is far more interested in a model where users keep as much control as possible. Why Privacy Is Back on the Agenda One of the most intellectually interesting parts of the conversation may be Rich’s views on privacy. He believes crypto’s early transparent systems increasingly look outdated. In his words, the industry may move from everything being public by default to everything being private by default within the next 12 to 24 months. Why? Because transparency at scale creates unintended consequences such as wallet surveillance, personal security risks, criminal targeting, corporate intelligence leaks and AI-powered financial monitoring. Rich argues that AI has made surveillance “trivial.” Tools that once required specialised teams can now be assembled quickly and cheaply or simply vibe-coded. Moreover, he contrasts Crypto with traditional banking, which is private by default. You would never expect every payment, transfer, and balance to be publicly visible. Yet crypto normalised exactly that. He sees privacy-focused systems like Zcash as a response to this imbalance. Why He’s Bullish on Zcash Rich describes Zcash as preserving some of Bitcoin’s original cypherpunk spirit: sovereignty, freedom, and privacy. Where Bitcoin has become institutionalised through ETFs and mainstream adoption, Zcash represents a more values-driven branch of the movement. He stops short of making sensational price predictions, but he is clear that the opportunity is meaningful. His core thesis is that the market for private money could be enormous, especially in a world where surveillance capabilities keep improving. That does not mean anti-government or anti-law. He points to selective disclosure models, such as viewing keys, where users can reveal information when they choose. The Bigger Lesson: Crypto Is Growing Up, Across the interview, Rich returns to one consistent idea: crypto is entering a more serious era. The next winners are no longer determined by tokens or narratives but through the problems they solve. This includes yield generation, custody architecture, privacy infrastructure, consumer-friendly interfaces, and institutional-grade trust systems. He also talks about neobanks, backend yield rails, and integrated products, which are gaining far more relevance than memes. Final Thoughts Rich Rines comes across as someone shaped by crypto’s first principles but focused on second-order execution. He still believes in freedom, self-sovereignty, and open systems. But he also understands that ideals alone are not enough. Products need to work, risks need to be managed, user interfaces must improve, and privacy must be guaranteed. If the first era of crypto was about proving digital assets could exist, the next may be about proving they can be useful, secure, and normal. And if Rich is right, Bitcoin earning yield and privacy becoming standard may both arrive sooner than many expect. 👉If you enjoyed reading the summary, head over to When Shift Happens on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform to access the full convo.

@justinsuntron The Trump family are scammers. They are taking advantage of the presidency

Today, I filed a lawsuit in California federal court against World Liberty Financial to protect my legal rights as a holder of $WLFI tokens.   I have always been—and remain—an ardent supporter of President Trump and his Administration’s efforts to make America crypto friendly.  This lawsuit does not change how I feel about President Trump or the Trump Administration.   Unfortunately, certain individuals on the World Liberty project team have been operating the project in a manner that goes against President Trump’s values.  They wrongfully froze all of my tokens, stripped me of my right to vote on governance proposals, and have threatened to permanently destroy my tokens by “burning” them—all without any proper justification.  I do not believe President Trump would condone these actions if he knew about them.     I have tried in good faith to resolve this situation with the World Liberty project team without resorting to litigation.  But the project team has refused my requests to unfreeze my tokens and restore my rights as a token holder.  They have left me with no choice but to turn to the courts.  All I want is to be treated the same as every other early investor who received tokens—no better, no worse.    I also want the community to know that I strongly oppose the new governance proposal World Liberty published on April 15.   If it passes, token holders who do not “affirmatively accept” its terms—including a requirement that 10% of all advisor tokens be permanently burned—will have their tokens locked indefinitely.  For early purchaser tokens, the proposal imposes a two-year cliff followed by a two-year vesting schedule—and again, for those who do not affirmatively accept, their tokens are locked indefinitely.   This proposal is bad for the community, but because World Liberty has frozen my early investor tokens, I cannot vote them for or against the proposal.   I believe in fairness, transparency, and the principles that make crypto powerful.  I will continue to fight for those principles. 🙏

@Vindicatedchidi For sure.

From close to $7 in 2023 to $0.03 in 2026. Do you think $CORE can even beat its all time high?

@CorexBTC No

IS $CORE DEAD? 💀

@anndylian $CORE @Coredao_Org ⚡

Tag a coin who kept building through the noise, FUDs, and chaos 👇

Core is becoming the quantum-resistant Bitcoin layer. Cryptography doesn't stand still. Neither does Core. Here's what's being built. 🧵

@Bybit_Official $PI 🫵

If 5,000 $BYUSDT just airdropped into your Bybit account, what coin are you buying?

@cn_redoracle done

$PI

@bitget $PI & $CORE

If you could only hold ONE asset in 2026, what’s the ticker?

While others doubt, I accumulate. +300 $CORE today. The mission continues. #CORE #BTC

What if I told you that since CORE launched in 2023 at a price of $6.14, I haven’t sold a single token? Instead, I moved all my holdings to the delegation platform and staked everything. Even though the price has dropped significantly, my staking rewards have more than doubled. For me long-term conviction and patience still matter. Don't think me a F00l. This is what I believe in.