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$CORE Catalyst Posts

September 13, 2026

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8 source posts analyzed
CORE (Satoshi) @Core_002 · 2026-09-13T03:34:00+00:00

Believe in something. BIG PUMP IS COMING!

Whale Hunter @WhaleHunterReal · 2026-09-13T02:56:45+00:00

Do you think #CORE Price Reached 100$ in 2026? Maybe YES YES

An orange hexagonal logo (resembling the Core DAO/Coreum crypto branding) is displayed next to the bold text "$100" on a dark textured background, visually reinforcing the post's question about whether the Core crypto price will reach $100 in 2026.

AI visual analysis: An orange hexagonal logo (resembling the Core DAO/Coreum crypto branding) is displayed next to the bold text "$100" on a dark textured background, visually reinforcing the post's question about whether the Core crypto price will reach $100 in 2026.

26 Whitepapers @26Whitepapers · 2026-09-13T10:27:45+00:00

Today's struggle doesn't have to become tomorrow's story. Every meaningful journey comes with difficult chapters. What matters is whether those chapters become the reason you quit or the reason you grow stronger. I still believe @Coredao_Org can become something great. Not

prince lee @sonofking001 · 2026-09-13T09:41:13+00:00

If we use the original released version of $Core coin, the supply should be less than the current 300 million. However, 1.5 billion have been supplied so far. Is this normal?

The graphic illustrates the **"Original Version" of CORE coin** with a fixed total supply of **2.1 Billion**, showing the projected supply curve over **81 years** based on coredao.org. The post argues that under this original release schedule, current supply should be far below 300 million, yet ~1.5 billion tokens have already entered circulation, highlighting a significant deviation from the intended emission curve.

AI visual analysis: The graphic illustrates the **"Original Version" of CORE coin** with a fixed total supply of **2.1 Billion**, showing the projected supply curve over **81 years** based on coredao.org. The post argues that under this original release schedule, current supply should be far below 300 million, yet ~1.5 billion tokens have already entered circulation, highlighting a significant deviation from the intended emission curve.

Mavis CNL @ChiBoy22464274 · 2026-09-13T06:28:40+00:00

Which of One Will Happen First ? $BTC : $125,000 $ETH : $7,000 $BNB : $1,000 $SOL : $400 $TRUMP : $50 $CORE : $10 $DOT : $80 $DOGE : $1 $APT : $30 $ICE : $0.05 $SUI : $8 $XRP : $4 $ADA : $2 $PI : $5 $SHIB : $0.01 $LUNC $0.1 $PEPE $0.005 $BABYDOGE $0.0009 Your Thoughts

26 Whitepapers @26Whitepapers · 2026-09-13T16:42:54+00:00

1/ Maybe $CORE didn't lose its glory. Maybe it lost something more dangerous: the trust of the people who once believed in it. But before we blame @Coredao_Org , the community, or the scammers, there’s something we need to understand. Find out in this thread

An orange hexagonal logo on a black background, featuring a stylized 'C' shape.

AI visual analysis: An orange hexagonal logo on a black background, featuring a stylized 'C' shape.

26 Whitepapers @26Whitepapers · 2026-09-13T16:42:58+00:00

2/ Someone commented under my post: “ $CORE lost its glory. The community was over-scammed by fake projects built on Core. To regain its glory, Core needs to build the community first.” Honestly, there’s a lot I agree with but there’s also a lot to question.

A social media post about $CORE losing its glory due to fake projects, suggesting the need to rebuild community trust, posted at 4:16 pm on 13 Sept 26 with 29 views.

AI visual analysis: A social media post about $CORE losing its glory due to fake projects, suggesting the need to rebuild community trust, posted at 4:16 pm on 13 Sept 26 with 29 views.

26 Whitepapers @26Whitepapers · 2026-09-13T16:43:00+00:00

3/ Core is permissionless. That means anyone can deploy a contract, launch a token, build a protocol or call themselves the next big thing. That openness is a feature, not a bug. So when someone gets scammed, we can't pretend the chain personally approved the scam. We can't