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#BREAKING 🇺🇸🇷🇺 President Trump said Russia agreed to release diesel into the U.S. and global market after a call with Vladimir Putin: more than 300,000 tons immediately, 500,000 tons in November, and 1 million tons after that. A further 3 million tons is tied to the condition of Russian refineries. If every tranche is delivered, the total is about 4.8 million tons. The announcement sits on top of last week’s order opening tax-free red-dyed diesel to highway use through year-end. The later volume is not locked in, and the stated aim is lower prices for farmers and truckers, not a measured drop yet. Does the Russian schedule matter more for diesel prices, or the dyed-diesel tax waiver? x.com/EricLDaugh/sta…

You can post a staking video in under an hour. You still cannot post the wallets that received the ~69M CORE you said you could not reverse. On 5 September you wrote that those tokens were moved to many outside addresses and that you were working with partners and police. That was 24 days ago. Reply with one of these, not another clip: 1. The wallet list / tx hashes 2. Frozen vs free vs on exchanges 3. “We will not publish the wallets” If 3 is the answer, say it. Silence plus ads is also an answer.

Core DAO 🔶 @Coredao_Org

3 weeks ago

Stake CORE, secure Core, get paid in CORE. CORE holders delegate to validators. Their stake elects the validators that produce blocks. Every block pays out newly minted CORE. Rewards land daily. Delegations can be moved anytime. stake.coredao.org

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@Coredao_Org This video is not an update CoreDAO. 24 days ago, you said 69M CORE had already left the addresses you could reverse, and that recovery was with partners and police. No wallets. No freeze split. No recovered total. Stake-and-earn copy does not answer it. The question is here:

Corefrontline @corefrontline

3 weeks ago

You can post a staking video in under an hour. You still cannot post the wallets that received the ~69M CORE you said you could not reverse. On 5 September you wrote that those tokens were moved to many outside addresses and that you were working with partners and police.

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Decentralization is not a slogan you quote when the questions get hard. Satoshi Plus is three inputs. Transparency is one output you still owe. 5 Sep post-mortem: • ~255M CORE issued early • ~186M removed on-chain • ~69M already moved off the addresses you could reconcile Community ask since mid-September: addresses, frozen vs free, CEX vs OTC, recovered since 5 Sep. Silence + staking clips is not Bitcoin alignment. It is a foundation running the story. Post the list or say you will not. Tripartite consensus does not replace a money trail.

Core DAO 🔶 @Coredao_Org

3 weeks ago

Core's tripartite consensus means more decentralization, greater security, and unmatched alignment with Bitcoin.

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Core said the fix can be checked on-chain. So check it. Open scan.coredao.org Block 38376795 Date: 3 Sep 2026, 13:00 UTC Name: CoreRewardFix That block is the proof of the upgrade. Not a video. scan.coredao.org/block/38376795

Core DAO 🔶 @Coredao_Org

4 weeks ago

Speedy rails. Low fees. CORE and BTC payments, lending, collateral, yield. Faster, cheaper, better on Core.

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Last week holders asked one simple thing: show the wallets that still hold the ~69M $CORE you said you could not reverse. You went silent. Today you posted a staking ad. That is the problem. In plain words, this is what you already told us: • About 255 million CORE came out early • About 186 million was later taken back • About 69 million had already moved to outside wallets • You said those wallets are many • You said you are working with partners and police Saying “we are working on it” is not the same as showing the wallets. Until you publish that list, nobody can check: • which wallets got the 69M • how much is frozen • how much reached exchanges • how much can still be sold • who takes the hit if it never comes back A chain that says it fixes Bitcoin and Ethereum limits is a joke if the inner team still runs the story and will not show the money trail. @Coredao_Org @CoreEcosystem @richrines @BrendonSedo, post the wallet list. Post what was frozen. Post what was recovered. If you cannot, say that clearly. If this is really with law enforcement, then let investigators look at who moved the tokens and whether the public story matches the chain. Holders do not need another promo. They need proof. What would settle this for you, the wallet list, or another marketing video?

Core DAO 🔶 @Coredao_Org

a month ago

Trustless. Self-custodied. Multiplied. Dual Staking Bitcoin and CORE earns higher rewards while contributing to the security of the Core network.

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#BREAKING: 🇮🇱🇱🇧 The IDF released new footage from a Hezbollah tunnel and bunker system under the Ali al-Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon. The video shows body-camera views of rock-cut passages, wiring, doors, and rooms that Israeli officials describe as part of a long-built underground complex used as command and fighting infrastructure. The ridge has been one of the most closely watched sites in southern Lebanon after months of operations against the underground network. The footage is detailed, but independent confirmation of remaining capacity is still limited. What part of the complex stands out most from the clips?

JUST IN 🇺🇸🇵🇸 An NYC firefighter confronted a pro-Palestinian protester in an Elmo costume near Ground Zero on the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. In video circulating from the scene, the man called the protester “anti-American,” told him to “go back to Palestine,” and said to take Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Gov. Kathy Hochul, and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez with him. It is not clear whether he is a current or retired firefighter. The clip landed on a charged day: memorials a few blocks away, and political tension already high over who should be at Ground Zero and how protests are handled around it. Does a confrontation like this change the argument over protest near the memorial, or just capture a mood that was already there?

🚨 CORE HOLDERS (CORETOSHIS), BEFORE WE CELEBRATE LATEST TWEET UPDATE FROM COREDAO, ONE QUESTION: Where is the 69M $CORE that was already moved? According to @Coredao_Org’s own explanation: 🔹 ~255M CORE was released early during the Aug. 28–31 incident 🔹 ~186M CORE was recovered after the Sept. 3 upgrade 🔹 ~69M CORE had already moved and could not simply be reversed Core says the bug is fixed, the supply cap remains intact, and user funds were not stolen. Fair enough. But holders still deserve clarity. 👇 What happens to the remaining ~69M CORE? Are the wallets identified? Are the tokens frozen? How much has actually been recovered? How much has reached exchanges? Could the remaining tokens still create selling pressure? And most importantly: Can Core publish verifiable evidence showing the status of those wallets? Core has also said it is working with law enforcement and partners to pursue recovery. That is a positive step, but pursuing recovery is not the same as guaranteeing recovery. Law enforcement involvement does not automatically mean the 69M CORE will be recovered, frozen, or returned to the market. And if the tokens are not recovered, who ultimately bears the market impact? That matters to every CORE holder. This isn't about attacking @Coredao_Org. It's about separating what has been fixed, what has been recovered, and what is still uncertain. The maximum supply may not have changed, but the timing and location of tokens can still affect market pressure. So CORETOSHIS, what do you think? 🟢 Holding confidently 🟡 Waiting for wallet/recovery proof 🔴 Already out @Coredao_Org, can you clarify the 69M and provide evidence of its current status? 👀 Not financial advice. Just asking for transparency.

🇪🇸 Spanish riot police used charges and tear gas in central Madrid on Wednesday night to disperse part of the crowds that had gathered over the Ceuta migrant crisis. The main rally at Plaza de Cibeles remained largely orderly. Clashes broke out later near Congress after some protesters threw objects at officers. Authorities reported four arrests and four injured police. What stands out is the split: a large solidarity turnout on Ceuta Day, then a smaller, sharper confrontation once the night moved toward parliament. When does a protest stop being a show of support and start testing how far the state will go to clear the streets?

Corefrontline @corefrontline

2 months ago

NOW: 🇪🇸 Tens of thousands gathered in Madrid and other Spanish cities on Wednesday to protest the government’s handling of the migrant crisis in Ceuta. The rallies coincided with Ceuta Day, more than a month after some 72,000 people crossed from Morocco into the enclave of about

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🇮🇱🇱🇧The IDF has taken control of the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon after clearing a major Hezbollah underground complex built over two decades with Iranian funding and planning. The 36th Division secured two underground routes. Some fighters were killed; others fled. Israel now holds the area both above and below ground. The site included command centers, weapons storage, generators, living quarters, showers and a kitchen designed for prolonged operations. The IDF is now destroying the remaining infrastructure. What stands out is how extensive and self-contained the facility was, built to let fighters stay hidden and operate for long periods. How much of this kind of underground network is still believed to remain along the border?

🇮🇱🇮🇷 Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said that an Iranian attack on Israel would lift existing restrictions on Israeli strikes against Iran. Katz said Israel would then target national, military and civilian infrastructure, including energy facilities, and “return Iran deep into the Stone Age and darkness.” The language is unusually broad even by the standards of recent public threats between the two countries. Is this mainly deterrence messaging, or a signal that targeting rules would actually change?

🇮🇱🇮🇷 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel can “eliminate this threat once and for all” by toppling Iran’s regime, calling that the central mission still ahead and “within reach.” “Our enemies know our strength, our capabilities and our determination,” he said. “Do not mess with us.” The remarks go beyond deterrence against specific attacks and frame regime change as an explicit, near-term objective. How much of this is public signaling versus a change in stated policy?

🇷🇺 Russia is installing large metal cage and mesh structures over oil storage tanks at a fuel depot. The setup is meant as a last physical barrier, designed to intercept incoming kamikaze drones before they can hit the tanks. The scale of the scaffolding shows how much effort is now going into hardening energy sites against drone attacks. How well do you think barriers like these would hold up against repeated or coordinated strikes?

🇺🇸 Video circulating from Portland shows federal officers in tactical gear taking several people to the ground during a nighttime confrontation near the city’s ICE facility. Officers marked POLICE, DHS, and ERO can be seen moving through a mixed crowd of demonstrators, some masked and some in costumes, as people are detained on the street. The clip is drawing strong reactions, but it sits inside a much longer standoff at the South Waterfront ICE office that has stretched on for more than a year, with repeated disputes over arrests, property lines, and use of force. Does footage like this change how you read the situation in Portland, or does it mostly confirm what people already believed?

🇮🇱🇱🇧 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the IDF has cleared the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, claiming fighters were killed there and that weapons, equipment, and computers were seized. The Israeli military separately said it had completed clearing Hezbollah underground infrastructure in the area and taken operational control of the ridge, a high point overlooking routes around Nabatieh. The claim matters because Ali al-Taher has been one of the most contested pieces of ground in the current fighting, and Hezbollah has previously denied that Israel fully controls it. How much weight do you give official battlefield claims like this before they are independently confirmed?

Corefrontline @corefrontline

2 months ago

🇮🇱🇱🇧The IDF has taken control of the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon after clearing a major Hezbollah underground complex built over two decades with Iranian funding and planning. The 36th Division secured two underground routes. Some fighters were killed; others fled.

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🇨🇳 Severe flooding has hit Xianyou County in Putian, Fujian, after torrential rain from Typhoon Saudel sent muddy floodwaters through streets and neighborhoods. Video from the area shows fast-moving water rising around homes and at least one building being swept into the current. Local reports also describe vehicle rescues and residents trapped by sudden inundation. The flooding is part of a wider rain event across Fujian, where authorities have already evacuated tens of thousands and issued flood warnings along the Mulan River. How often do clips like this reach you before official casualty or damage totals do?

🇩🇿 A wildfire in Jijel, Algeria, is shown in recent video forming a tall, fast-moving wall of flame across forested hills. The province was among the hardest hit in the late-August fires. Official figures still list 12 deaths nationwide; local reports from some municipalities have described a much heavier human and environmental cost. What the footage makes clear is how little time people on the ground would have had once the fire front arrived. What stands out most in the clip, the height of the flames, or how quickly the front appears to advance?

🇨🇳 Aftermath video from Fujian, China, shows streets and neighborhoods underwater after heavy rain from Typhoon Saudel, which made a third landfall on the province Thursday. Authorities evacuated more than 83,000 people in Fujian, closed schools, and suspended transport. Footage from places such as Fuding and Jinxi shows firefighters wading through waist-deep water and at least one multi-storey house collapsing into the flood. The storm has since been declassified, but remnant rain is still raising river levels and keeping flood risk high. Does the scale of the inundation look like a typical typhoon aftermath to you, or does something in the footage stand out?

🇮🇱🇶🇦 Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett called Qatar an enemy and urged a coordinated campaign of intelligence work, public opinion, economic pressure, and diplomacy, not necessarily military action. He said Israel should work with regional partners including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt to squeeze Doha, describing Qatar as a small state that is “wreaking havoc” on Israel. The remarks stand out because they treat Qatar less as a mediator and more as a target for sustained pressure. Would governments in the Gulf actually line up behind that approach?