CORE (CORE)Price Live Chart, Prediction, Market Cap, Token Unlocks, CORE Concept Stocks CoinMeta

BTC

$63,211.32

-3.25%

/CORE Price

CORE

No.326

$0.07875

-1.69%

≈$0.08

Market Cap

$164.88M

Cir. Cap

$84.38M

Cir. Supply

1.07B

Cir. Rate

51.1751%

Total Supply

2.09B

Max Supply

2.1B

24h Volume

$68.24M

24h Vol (BTC)

5.37M

24h Turnover

0.06365858%

Market Share

0.00%

Performance

Low

0.08

Range

+0.04%

High

0.08

Listing

$4.79

ATH (2026-02-01)

$6.47

-98.78%

ATL (2023-02-08)

$0.0806

+-2.3%

Official

Contract

CORE: 0xeeee...eeeeee

Official

Whitepaper

Social

Discord

Network

Converter

OKX Exchange

A leading cryptocurrency trading platform. Sign up to get a 50 USDT crypto mystery box!

Binance Exchange

Binance is a world-leading cryptocurrency exchange platform. Easily buy crypto on your phone.

Chart

Market

About

XBIT Invite: Earn points & commission

Price

Cap

K-line

Depth

1 Second

1 Minute

5 Minutes

1 Hour

4 Hours

1 Day

TradingView

+0.34%

24H

-1.69%

-10.21%

30D

-30.19%

-84.39%

All

-98.36%

AI Assistant

CORE下跌原因

CORE资金流向

CORE买卖支撑位

CORE多空比分析

CORE趋势分析

Ask AI

CORE Market

CEX Spot

CEX Derivatives

Pairs Funds

#	Exchange	Pairs	Price	+2%Depth	-2%Depth	Volume (24h)
1	Hotbit	COREUSDT	0.078855	$10,728.08	$33,215.81	2,193
2	Bitget	COREUSDT	0.0788	$10,728.08	$33,215.81	68,681
3	Bybit	COREUSDT	0.0785	$10,728.08	$33,215.81	77,404
4	MEXC Global	COREUSDT	0.07879	$10,728.08	$33,215.81	95,127
5	OKX	COREUSDT	0.07874	$10,728.08	$33,215.81	430,985

5 items

Rows

#	Unlock Date	Unlock Amount	Unlock Value	Total Supply %	Unlock Details
No Data

About CORE

Core (CORE) is built as an [L1 blockchain] that is compatible with Ethereum Virtual Machine ([EVM]), therefore it can run [Ethereum] [smart contracts] and decentralized applications ([dApps]). The Core network is powered by the “Satoshi Plus” [consensus mechanism], which secures the network through a combination of delegated Bitcoin's [mining] hash and delegated Proof-of-Stake ([DPoS]). The protocol is backed by its native token, CORE. The developers of the project strive to create an infrastructure that operates at the core of [web 3.0], offering revolutionary ideas to solve the [blockchain trilemma]. The mainnet was launched in January 2023. The blockchain is governed by a decentralized autonomous organization ([DAO]), where the Core DAO is responsible for the development of the Satoshi Plus ecosystem.

66%

33%

Bullish

Bearish

Community

Huobi HTX

1h ago

Huobi HTX Research Team Market Overview | AI Panic + Renewed Tariffs: How Will Macroeconomic Repricing Impact the Crypto Market? Overnight, global markets experienced a significant risk release. Under the dual impact of AI panic trading and the renewed risk of a tariff war, all three major US stock indices retreated: the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 822 points (-1.6%), the S&P 500 fell 1.04%, the Nasdaq fell 1.13%, and the VIX surged over 10%. The software sector suffered a concentrated sell-off, with IBM plunging 13% in a single day, and the Software ETF (IGV) falling nearly 5%, hitting a two-year low. Meanwhile, gold and silver strengthened significantly, with funds clearly migrating to safe-haven assets. The crypto market also came under pressure: BTC fell below $64,000, ETH retreated to above $1,800, and SOL fell below $76. This is not an isolated crypto correction, but a typical spillover effect of macroeconomic risks. I. What is the market panicking about? The core of this round of sentiment stems from three main themes: 1️⃣ The anticipated "reflexive shock" of AI Anthropic's release of the Claude feature sparked market concerns about the impact on traditional technology companies (especially software and console businesses). More importantly, an article titled "The Smart Crisis of 2028" circulated on Wall Street, triggering a structural concern: if AI continues to increase productivity but compresses the cycle of labor income and consumption, will asset prices actually come under pressure? This is a repricing fear of a "productivity boom." Although the article is a hypothetical scenario, the market, in a high-valuation environment, is extremely sensitive to "structural changes." 2️⃣ Renewed tariff risks and weakening global liquidity expectations The Trump administration is considering imposing national security tariffs on six industries under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. If the global 15% tariff framework is strengthened, it will increase global manufacturing costs, compress corporate profit margins, push up imported inflation, and delay the pace of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts. Risk assets are extremely sensitive to "expectations of tightening liquidity." 3️⃣ Institutional Funds Are on the Defense Goldman Sachs data shows: Institutions are selling US stocks at their largest pace in four years; the skewness of S&P 500 one-month options is the steepest in four years; put options are expensive, while call options are cheap. This is a typical situation of "the index appears calm, but there is drastic underlying portfolio rebalancing." When institutions are hedging in advance, risky assets often face a period of amplified volatility. II. Why is the Crypto Market Weakening Simultaneously? The current pricing logic of crypto has become clearly macro-driven. BTC has shifted from a "purely cyclical asset" to a "high-beta risk asset." When US tech stocks plummet, volatility indices rise, and institutional deleveraging occurs simultaneously, crypto assets often become the first destination for liquidity release. BTC's renewed drop below $64,000 is essentially a continuation of the overall risk asset de-risking process. III. What Stage is the Crypto Market Currently In? Structurally: BTC has broken below a key consolidation range, ETH is retesting the $1800 support level, and SOL has given back its previous rebound gains. This is a "liquidity squeeze pullback," not a collapse of on-chain fundamentals. The absence of large-scale stablecoin redemptions, exchange liquidity depletion, and on-chain liquidation crashes indicates that the market is currently in a sentiment-driven phase, rather than a phase of systemic risk. IV. What to Watch Next? 1️⃣ Nvidia Earnings Report – Will it rebuild confidence in AI? 2️⃣ Trump's State of the Union Address – Will tariff policies become clearer? 3️⃣ Labor Market Data – Will it affect expectations for the March interest rate decision? 4️⃣ Will the VIX continue its upward trend? – If it breaks through key levels, risk assets may face further pressure. V. Huobi Research Team Observations The market is currently repricing three things: whether AI will reshape corporate profit structures, whether tariffs will again raise the global cost curve, and whether the Federal Reserve will delay its easing pace. Before macroeconomic uncertainties dissipate, the crypto market is more likely to maintain high volatility. However, it's important to distinguish: emotional shocks ≠ fundamental collapse, deleveraging ≠ the end of the cycle, and if the risk premium is fully released, it may actually provide room for medium-term positioning. Therefore, we recommend: prioritizing short-term defense and controlling position size; paying attention to macroeconomic data windows; and waiting for structural opportunities after volatility declines. The market is volatile, but volatility itself presents opportunities.

458

sassal.eth/acc 🦇🔊

4h ago

The Ethereum Foundation (@ethereumfndn) Protocol Support team now has its own website, thanks to the fantastic Digital Studio team at the Ethereum Foundation (EF)! We're incredibly excited about this, as it makes it easy to navigate and learn about the resources we maintain to support Ethereum Core development: ⑅ Forkcast ⑅ Project Management Repository ⑅ ACD Conferences ⑅ Breakout Sessions ⑅ Ethereum Protocol Consortium ⑅ Ethereum Learning Group (launched today, already with over 150 participants!) No more tedious sifting through GitHub repositories to find ongoing breakout sessions! ⏦ Link in the next tweet ⏦

325

Chasing Wind Lab.lens.eth 🔊 ( 🌸, 🌿)

9h ago

Seeing Bitget's January 2026 Transparency Report, BG once again proved its foresight. Bitget's TradeFi business saw daily trading volume surpass $4 billion within just a few weeks of launch, even doubling from $2 billion to that level in two weeks – a growth rate that is truly astonishing. This is not merely a numerical leap, but also reflects users' enthusiasm for tokenized traditional assets, such as forex, commodities, and stock CFDs, seamlessly integrating into the crypto world through Bitget's Universal Exchange model. In January, the TradeFi sector's trading volume accounted for over 10%, a rocket-like takeoff for a newly launched product. Of course, crypto assets remain Bitget's core pillar, accounting for 88.25% of total trading volume. As the main source of platform liquidity, it supports the stable operation of the entire ecosystem. What I appreciate most is that new asset classes, such as tokenized stocks (0.33%), are gradually integrating into the overall trading structure, without overshadowing crypto, but rather diversifying the platform. Bitget's strategic planning is remarkably early. From beta testing in December 2025 to full integration in January 2026, they've bridged the crypto and global financial markets ahead of time—a smart move in a highly competitive exchange landscape. From my perspective, this convergence isn't just a trend, it's the future. The stability of traditional finance combined with crypto innovation will give retail investors like myself more choices, allowing them to mitigate risk while seizing opportunities. I hope Bitget continues to maintain transparency and drive the industry forward.

370

KK.aWSB

10h ago

🚨AI Shocks Wall Street: Anthropic Announcement Causes IBM's Market Value to Plunge by Over $10 Billion in a Single Day Anthropic announced today that Claude Code can automatically complete the core tasks of modernizing COBOL code—analyzing dependencies, mapping business logic, and identifying migration risks. COBOL is one of IBM's most important revenue sources for its consulting business. The market reacted swiftly: IBM's stock price plummeted by approximately 11% in a single day.

395

KK.aWSB

11h ago

He laid the foundation for modern computer theory, cracked the German code during World War II, and proposed the core proposition of artificial intelligence: the Turing Test. But in 1953, the British government sent Alan Turing a letter with a simple message: undergo chemical castration or go to prison. The charge was "gross indecency"—he had fallen in love with a man. Ten years earlier, this same government had secretly imprisoned him at Bletchley Park, tasking him with cracking the German Enigma machine. He succeeded. Historians later estimated that this act ended World War II at least two years earlier, directly affecting the lives of fourteen million people. Turing chose chemical castration. He signed the sentence and began regular estrogen injections. Side effects included breast development, mood swings, and a sense of shame he couldn't describe mathematically. On June 7, 1954, his butler found his body in his bedroom. On the bedside table was a half-eaten apple, next to a bottle of potassium cyanide solution. The autopsy report stated "accidental ingestion of cyanide." His mother insisted until her death that it was an accident—her son was always careless in his experiments, and it was normal for potassium cyanide to splash into an apple. Perhaps she was telling the truth. Perhaps she just needed to believe it. Fifty-five years after his death, the British government formally apologized. Four years later, the Queen signed a pardon, exonerating him. That bitten apple was later said to be the inspiration for the Apple logo. Apple denied this claim. But denial aside, whenever someone compares that bite to Turing's story, it always feels like a silent footnote left by history—the world owes him something that a single apple can never repay.

476

Swear to do it 💎 Hand of Wang Xiaoer

12h ago

The first Faraday Future EAI robots will begin delivery next week—and have already received certification from futurists and masters. FF has signed a memorandum of understanding with its US distributor for the Super One + EAI robot. AIxC is refocusing on a single core strategy: the RWA + EAI ecosystem.

379

sassal.eth/acc 🦇🔊

19h ago

The latest episode of @thedailygwei Refuel is now online! Enjoy! ⛽ Today's topics: - FOCIL in Hegota 🎉 - Core development priorities for 2026 🤓 - Major base version updates 🤔 - And much more exciting content ➕ Watch 👇

425

Bitcoin Orange Trader

23h ago

Used by Boris Cherny, founder of Claude Code! Send this diagram to your AI, and its work efficiency will increase by 10x! • Workflow orchestration • Sub-agent strategy • Self-improvement loop • Verification before execution • Self-fixing of vulnerabilities • Core principles This is a constantly iterating and self-evolving system. With each additional day of operation, its error rate gets closer to zero.

480

Ethereum Daily

23h ago

Proxy programs perform operations on Uniswap. We've released seven new skills that provide structured access to operations on the Uniswap core protocol. This is your starting point for conducting proxy workflows on-chain.

497

Xiaoshouchuan Peak

02-23 09:03

I bought a new Mac mini over the weekend and want to really explore Claw. The Apple store clerk told me it's selling incredibly well, leaving everyone confused :) To be honest, I'm a little hesitant to use OpenClaw—the thought of entrusting my private key to a "monster" with 400,000 lines of code that's frequently subjected to large-scale attacks makes me uneasy. I've already seen numerous reports about exposed instances, remote code execution vulnerabilities, supply chain poisoning, and malicious or tampered registry entries; it feels like being in the Wild West, the security situation is a nightmare. However, I really like the concept. I think just as LLM proxies are a new layer of architecture on top of LLM, Claw is now also a new layer of architecture on top of LLM proxies, elevating orchestration, scheduling, context, tool calls, and a certain degree of persistence to a new level. Looking around, since the core concept of Claw is already clear, many smaller versions of Claw have emerged on the market. For example, I quickly browsed NanoClaw, and it looked incredibly interesting. Its core engine is only about 4,000 lines of code (which suits me perfectly, is suitable for AI agents, and feels manageable, auditable, flexible, etc.), and all the code runs in a container by default. I also really like their configuration method—not through configuration files, but through skills! For example, `/add-telegram` instructs your AI agent how to modify the actual code to integrate Telegram. I had never seen this approach before, and when I saw it earlier today, I was blown away because it's a completely new, AI-based method that avoids configuration clutter and cumbersome if-then-else statements. In short, the core idea of this new approach is to write a highly forkable codebase and then fork it through skills to create any more advanced configuration you need. Very cool. Of course, there are many other similar tools—such as nanobot, zeroclaw, ironclaw, and picoclaw (haha, those prefixes are really interesting). There are also cloud-hosted alternatives, but frankly, I don't like those as much because they feel difficult to tweak. In particular, the local setup makes it easy to connect to smart home devices on the local network. And, I don't know why, it feels like a physical device is being "possessed" by a tiny digital sprite—it's really aesthetically pleasing. I'm not entirely sure what the final setup will look like yet, but Claws is fantastic.

388