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1/22 $TEL Review Intro
$TEL’s answer to crypto adoption is to make it easy and intuitive to send crypto payments over mobile phone networks. It’s a great idea and has huge potential if the team can execute.
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$TEL’s answer to crypto adoption is to make it easy and intuitive to send crypto payments over mobile phone networks. It’s a great idea and has huge potential if the team can execute.
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2/22 $TEL Review Vision
The grand vision is to enable $TEL to be sent to any mob number in the world.
With more than 5 bil cell phone users in the world $TEL will use the telecoms network to send crypto payments making crypto accessible and usable especially for the unbanked👇
The grand vision is to enable $TEL to be sent to any mob number in the world.
With more than 5 bil cell phone users in the world $TEL will use the telecoms network to send crypto payments making crypto accessible and usable especially for the unbanked👇
3/22 $TEL Review Use Case
$TEL hope to be used as a p2p transactional currency and for remittances. It will initially focus on the remittance market, but hope to grow to include those use cases from its WP👇
$TEL hope to be used as a p2p transactional currency and for remittances. It will initially focus on the remittance market, but hope to grow to include those use cases from its WP👇
1/ #Telfam So I found some information on this website that supports Vodacom/M-PESA partnership further.
remittanceprices.worldbank.org/en/countrycorr…
This is a list of countries and who they are a remittance corridor for. Thanks world bank! Out of space.. on to the next tweet in the thread...
remittanceprices.worldbank.org/en/countrycorr…
This is a list of countries and who they are a remittance corridor for. Thanks world bank! Out of space.. on to the next tweet in the thread...
2/As per the roadmap, only 2 of the 5 countries targeted in Africa are considered to be corridors (Cash-in). That would be Tanzania and Kenya. The other three are (Cash-out): Algeria, Tunisia, Ugansa. Now pay attention to who they are Cashing out to.(Keep Rwanda in mind too)
3/ So as you can see from the images who is being remitted from and too and interestingly enough. All of them are remitting to each other. Either cash-in or cash out of the countries.(Except Algeria and Tunisia but we'll get back to them in a bit) Let's dive a bit deeper.
@CryptoMedicated, thank you for providing a quick analysis on $TEL - #telcoin. Much respect sir. The community appreciates it, but I respectfully disagree with your analysis, and let me tell you why. I'll address all 9 of your points with a rebuttal. Check out the thread.
1) Bearish on $TEL prospect: @CryptoMedicated
I disagree, and please check the stats, and even that's too low. The thing is that #telcoin doesn't operate like every crypto, as a matter of fact the manner in which they operate will allow them to thrive.
I disagree, and please check the stats, and even that's too low. The thing is that #telcoin doesn't operate like every crypto, as a matter of fact the manner in which they operate will allow them to thrive.
2a) $TEL locked out of the US: @CryptoMedicated
Permanently?!!! You should note that #telcoin is a GSMA member, which isn't an easy feat. Did you know that Sprint, ATT, Verizon, and TMobile are members as well.
Permanently?!!! You should note that #telcoin is a GSMA member, which isn't an easy feat. Did you know that Sprint, ATT, Verizon, and TMobile are members as well.
