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Rich Rines: The Two Primary Drivers Behind Institutional Bitcoin Allocation Rich Rines, an initial contributor to Core Foundation, stated in an interview with Wu Blockchain that the primary demand of mainstream financial institutions for Bitcoin currently centers on two areas: generating sustainable Bitcoin yield and using Bitcoin as collateral...

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DROPS E35: Core DAO 🔶 - Bitcoin yield without giving up your Bitcoin Rich is one of the initial contributors to Core DAO, the leading Bitcoin scaling solution. He's also a long-time Zcash holder and early backer of Z Protocol , a new privacy chain built on Core's Satoshi Plus consensus. We talk Bitcoin yield, financial privacy, AI surveillance, and why the next big move in crypto might not be where most people are looking. We talk about: - How Core DAO lets you earn yield on Bitcoin by time-locking it - without ever giving up custody - Why borrowing against Bitcoin makes sense now - OG Bitcoiners rotating to Zcash - what "transition" actually means and whether it's bad for Bitcoin - Z Protocol as the DeFi layer for private money - Why AI has made financial surveillance trivial - and why that accelerates privacy adoption - How Agents are leaving full financial fingerprints - and why privacy needs to be default on at the chain level And much more... Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 2:05 - What does Rich Rines do? 3:00 - Financial Freedom 4:09 - Journey from Bitcoin to Zcash 6:40 - Zcash Philosophy 8:38 - Transition to Zcash 11:20 - Who is Rich Rines? 11:46 - Bitcoin as Pristine Collateral 14:28 - Criticisms of Borrowing Strategy 16:52 - Explaining CORE 18:58 - Bitcoin Yield Story 20:29 - Misconception regarding CORE 22:08 - Time Lock 23:34 - Risk of using CORE 24:37 - Strategies used by CORE 26:42 - What Bitcoin Holders Want? 28:46 - Bitcoin Yield 30:10 - CORE Alpha 32:44 - SatPay 34:19 - Power Grid Thesis 35:37 - Satoshi Plus 37:07 - What is Z? 38:12 - Benefits of long-term Zcash Holder 40:01 - Vertical Integration 43:12 - Privacy for Agents 44:41 - Faux Privacy 46:14 - Privacy vs Government 49:01 - Zcash’s Future 50:01 - Conclusion

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BITCOIN RAILS EPISODE #13: Searching for "Real Yield" on Bitcoin | With Core DAO 🔶 contributor richrines.core 🔶 Even the most hardline Bitcoin maxis would be hard-pressed not to admit that if there was a safe, trustless, and permissionless way to get yield on their Bitcoin—they might be interested. The question really is—how would that work? What does that look like? And is that possible? I brought on CoreDAO contributor Rich Rines to discuss, largely because—little known fact—they are currently the largest TVL 'scaling solution' on Bitcoin offering staking. Not an episide to be missed if you are a builder or entrepreneur in the space... Rich has strong opinions on why the dog-eat-dog approach to building doesn't work—and what founders should be focused on instead. This episode is powered by Best In Slot—the leading API for Ordinals and BRC20 data aggregation and indexing. This episide can also be seen on YouTube or Spotify—linktree in bio. TIMESTAMPS: 00:50 What is CoreDao? 01:50 Satoshi+: How Core Network is secured 02:55 What’s wrong with Merged Mining? 04:00 How CoreDao contributes to Bitcoin security 05:10 Is CoreDao a Bitcoin L1 or an L2? 06:27 Creating native staking yield for BTC 08:30 Yes, the staking is trustless 10:00 Why proof of stake doesn’t need slashing 11:10 There is no trustless slashing on Bitcoin today 12:50 How CoreDao hit product-market fit 14:30 What problems does CoreDao solve? 16:20 BTC is collateral - not currency 17:10 How did Core’s TVL grow so fast? 20:00 Converting normies to Core 21:35 Core’s “fair launch” token approach 24:50 Why bother with crypto tribalism? 26:00 The death of VC tokens, rise of fair launches 30:50 Could utility coins boom now that Trump is back? 33:20 Who will survive in this token market? 36:30 Market saturation and lack of flows 39:40 Bitcoin staking through ETFs? 41:35 Institutional vs retail staking with Core 43:30 Cool technology is not enough 46:15 Stacks and its staying power 47:10 Rich’s advice: play infinite games 48:55 Growing to scale and fee revenue 50:45 The biggest potential use case: lending/ borrowing 54:15 Rich isn’t bullish on OP_CAT happening soon… 56:30 …but is still cheering for Taproot Wizards

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