Telcoin Association council member. #Telcoin
Joined April 2013
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Hey #Telfam, I want to share something for those who may not fully appreciate just how difficult it is to sell something novel. Something unproven. Something potentially revolutionary.
Not that it’s an apples to apples comparison, but my career in custom automation has some striking similarities to what @Telcoin is attempting.
In custom automation, we’re often selling something that doesn’t exist yet. We start with an idea, a problem that needs solving, and a vision of what the solution could look like. There’s no finished product to demonstrate. No proven machine to point to. Sometimes (a lot) there’s not even an existing example anywhere in the world.
You’re asking customers to commit millions of dollars to something that, at that moment, exists largely on paper. Every bolt, valve, weld, and process has to be designed in and developed.
And here’s what people underestimate: You’re not just selling the solution. You’re selling the confidence that you can actually deliver it. That requires engineering, regulatory considerations, financial commitments, trust, patience, and an enormous amount of execution behind the scenes.
Now imagine doing that in an industry as heavily regulated as banking, while simultaneously introducing an entirely new financial infrastructure model on blockchain.
That’s the scale of what #Telcoin has attacked.
Does that guarantee success? Absolutely not. I’ve seen GENIUS ideas fail in execution. But I’ve also seen ideas that seemed almost impossible become multi million dollar successful machines operating on factory floors around the world. Are there bumps in the road, delays, unanticipated changes, etc..? Yes. Almost always.
The difference is never the idea alone. It was the ability to eventually execute.
That’s why I pay more attention to what Telcoin is actually building than to the daily price of $TEL.
Innovation doesn’t become valuable simply because it’s revolutionary. It becomes valuable when somebody figures out how to make it work, earn trust, and get customers to adopt it.
And that, #Telfam, is the really hard part, regardless of the bumps in the road 🚀
$TEL
ⓣel phone guy retweeted
Mainnet is imminent folks!! All of the years of hard work are coming to fruition!!
And major props to @9rantkee and the team for getting us here 💪
Please like & share Telfam!!
$TEL @TelcoinTAO @telcoin
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The new Telcoin Network website is live.
Network, MNOs, developers, TELx liquidity, governance and docs, all in one place.
The internet of money, powered by mobile operators.
Www.telcoin.network
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Certen just showed up to the TAN Council with the bouncer every blockchain party has been missing.
Yesterday’s Telcoin TAN Council meeting put the spotlight on Certen. They’re building what they call a control layer for digital finance. In plain English: a system that sits in front of the money and asks one question before anything moves—
“Did the right people actually say yes to this exact thing?”
Then it hands you a cryptographic receipt so you can prove it later without taking their word for it.
Their bag of tricks includes:
Multi-chain stablecoins for banks
Cross-chain transfers that come with proof of permission
Tokenizing real-world assets
AI agents that can pay bills but only inside the rules you set
Smarter wallets with recovery and multi-party locks
Private governance that still leaves a trail
It’s already running on Telcoin’s Adiri testnet, and their CEO demoed it live.
Telcoin Network is the EVM-compatible chain mobile operators are meant to run as validators, with stablecoins and phone-app wallets in the mix. The original post wondered whether Certen could help those operators—and the banks they work with—issue digital money, enforce their own compliance rules, and let AI agents pay people without going rogue.
Possible? Sure.
Confirmed? Not yet. It’s a demo, not a signed partnership.
Think of it like this:
Telcoin is stringing the phone lines so carriers can move money the way they already move calls. Certen is the switchboard operator who checks the caller ID, the authorization form, and the company policy before connecting the call. Without that, you just have raw capacity and hope nobody dials the wrong number. With it, the operator (or the AI) can still make the call, but only if the right signatures are on the form.
The interesting part isn’t just one new app. It’s the idea that institutional builders might find it less painful to put real compliance on a chain that already has real telecom operators behind it. Whether any of them actually plug Certen in is still a commercial decision, not a technical one settled by the meeting.
Short version:
Certen brought the bouncer to the testnet. The party doesn’t start until someone decides to let the bouncer work the door.
#Telcoin #Certen #DigitalFinance #BlockchainCompliance #EVM #CryptoInnovation #Stablecoins #CrossChain #SmartContracts #DeFi #CryptoGovernance #AIinFinance #CryptoWallets #TelecomBlockchain #CryptoSecurity #BlockchainIntegration #TelcoinNetwork #CryptoDemo
ⓣel phone guy retweeted
Telcoin Wallet will undergo maintenance on Tuesday, October 27th at 19:00 UTC. We expect four hours of downtime.
Check the real-time status of Telcoin Wallet, website, and customer support anytime at: status.telco.in/
ⓣel phone guy retweeted
Tomorrow, David Palmer, the Telcoin Association's new Strategic Telecom Advisor, joins Parker Spann in an X Space.
They’ll cover what Web3, Fintech, and AI open up for mobile operators, and where Telcoin Network fits in.
Questions for David? Drop them below.
ⓣel phone guy retweeted
Just got this email from @TelcoinDAB…
You can now move USD from your connected bank account into eUSD and withdraw it back to your bank through ACH with ZERO fees charged by Telcoin.
No deposit fees. No withdrawal fees.
This is the kind of stuff that matters when it comes to making digital cash practical for everyday people. Getting money in and out shouldn’t be complicated or expensive.
Another piece of the infrastructure coming together. base:0x09be1692ca16e06f536f0038ff11d1da8524adb1
ⓣel phone guy retweeted
One of the biggest usability upgrades to TELx this last week is the introduction of native swaps directly inside TELx.
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Another heavy weight added to $TEL team🐐👊
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This is a huge win for base:0x09be1692ca16e06f536f0038ff11d1da8524adb1.
David Palmer has officially joined the Telcoin Association as Strategic Telecom Advisor.
We're talking about someone with over 25 years of experience in telecom, who helped lead Vodafone's blockchain initiatives and co-founded Pairpoint.
The guy has spent his career building relationships with the very companies Telcoin is trying to bring onto its network.
What's even more interesting is that he's already been working with Telcoin behind the scenes for months.
Having someone with his experience, connections, and understanding of the telecom industry is a pretty big deal, especially with mainnet approaching.
Now let's see what doors he can open.
telcoin-tao.medium.com/telco…
ⓣel phone guy retweeted
TEL rises 6% as the broader market sells off. Its TEL3 upgrade, begun Sept 24, is designed to power Telcoin Network gas, per Telcoin Association.
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ⓣel phone guy retweeted
The TELx dev team has been pushing hard all week, rebuilding core pages, tightening the UI, fixing long‑standing issues, and shipping new features at a pace that shows just how fast the platform is evolving.
ⓣel phone guy retweeted
🚨This is a SCAM! DO NOT connect your wallet to this... it's not even the right TEL token address!
ⓣel phone guy retweeted
TEL's 24-hour volume is up more than 280% as holders migrate to TEL v3; the token is also up more than 21% today, per CoinMarketCap.
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