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CORE CoreDAO's latest announcement claims that 90% of Bitcoin's total network hash rate participates in network delegation, which seems like a major positive. However, upon analysis, it's all just a textual packaging tactic. The actual effective delegated hash rate on-chain only accounts for 35% of Bitcoin's total network; the 90% figure is an exaggerated statement based on statistics of mining pool support features. The so-called hash rate delegation is merely a block containing a line of marking; Bitcoin's hash rate is not diverted, nor does it provide security backing for the Core chain. Miners participate only to receive inflationary CORE tokens. The project chose to release the hash rate narrative at this moment with a very clear intention to stabilize: the three major profit flywheels—SatPay, B14G, and ecosystem buybacks—have all missed deadlines, with no positive landing announcements. They can only rely on unverifiable underlying technical concepts to flood the discourse; meanwhile, they hedge against negative doubts about quantitative trading wash sales and large token unlock sell-offs, shaping a decentralized persona, and promoting a network-wide narrative of a 5-15 USD sky-high price expectation within half a year. Compared to competitors in the BTCFi sector like Babylon, Core chain lags behind comprehensively in on-chain BTC staking volume, institutional funds, and on-chain activity. The hash rate concept cannot compensate for the core issues of an ecosystem with no revenue and continuous inflationary selling pressure. Do not be misled by grand technical narratives into increasing positions or bottom-fishing. Risk warning: Virtual currency trading speculation is an illegal financial activity in our country. This content only objectively analyzes the project's marketing narrative and does not constitute any holding, staking, or trading advice.