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CORETOSHIS, WE NEED TO ASK SOME HARD QUESTIONS. WHY NOW? 👀 coredaoorg:native @Coredao_Org, nobody is against decentralization. In fact, this is what many of us have wanted to see. But the timing raises questions that the community deserves answers to. $CORE is down nearly 98% from its ATH, and we still have unresolved concerns. 1/ Why Decentralization Now? Why is this transition moving forward when the community is still waiting for clarity on the last post-mortem report? Shouldn’t we know what happened before moving into another phase? 2/ Who is Leading $CORE Now? Rich Rines @richrines and Brendon Sedo @BrendonSedo are stepping away from their DAO roles. Who takes responsibility for the next phase? And let’s $CORE founder’s identity and leadership structure finally become clearer before full transition to give new investors confidence, else Rich Rines and Brendon Sedo will forever be called out. 3/ What is Happening with SatPay? Where do things stand, what is causing the delays and uncertainty, and when can the community expect clear answers? 4/ Where Did 1.5B Circulating $CORE Come From? How much came from initial allocations and scheduled releases, and how much came from node mining rewards? Was any excess reward issued in 2026? Let’s see the actual figures and a breakdown the community can verify. 5/ What About a $CORE Burn Plans? Now that the community is expected to take greater responsibility, I call on Coretoshi communities to come together and propose a transparent review of burning $CORE from the DAO treasury reserve. Let the numbers be public and the proposal go through proper governance. 6/ Why Make this move during a Bear Market? Decentralization is good for the long-term future of Core, but with $CORE down nearly 98% from its ATH, shouldn’t the team also be addressing the issues affecting confidence in the ecosystem? 7/ Where is the Roadmap? When will we get a dated plan showing how Core moves from the current structure to full community governance? Who makes the decisions, and how do we hold them accountable? I believe in the idea behind $CORE, but belief should not mean keeping quiet when things need answers. Zero downtime during the validator transition is good news. But decentralization is more than producing blocks without interruption. It is also about who makes decisions, who answers questions and how the community gets a say. @Coredao_Org, why now, what changes from here, and what concrete steps will you take to restore confidence in $CORE? Coretoshi deserves straight answers from $CORE Founder,