Core Foundation Releases 2026 Roadmap: Reshaping BTCFi Value Cycle Through Revenue and Buybacks
Foresight News reported that the Core Foundation has released its preliminary roadmap for 2026, clearly identifying "revenue-driven CORE buyback" as its core objective. The roadmap centers around the BTCFi ecosystem, aiming to systematically convert Bitcoin activities into sustainable revenue through modules such as expanding Bitcoin staking yields, Asset Management Protocol (AMP), BTC LST, dual staking markets, SatPay neo-banking, ETF/ETP, DAT, and enterprise-grade solutions, with continuous revenue flowing back to CORE buybacks. The Core Foundation stated that the key shift in 2026 will be moving from "showcasing yields" to "realizing yields," reducing reliance on token inflation while promoting CORE as the core value-bearing asset during the BTCFi growth cycle.
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