TelcoinFan

There’s a weird narrative that @Telcoin isn’t marketing, isn’t showing up, or isn’t doing anything outside of @X. Then you look at where they’ve actually been, just in 2026. Here’s the public record so far: • Consensus Hong Kong — Telcoin attended, met with exchanges, investors, media, and strategic partners, and co-hosted a networking event with KuCoin. • MWC Barcelona — Telcoin had a full exhibitor booth and was directly pitching its blockchain banking and Telcoin Network validator model to the telecom industry. • DC Blockchain Summit — Paul Neuner participated in a panel focused on digital asset banking and policy in Washington, DC. • Digital Asset Summit NYC — Telcoin was a Gold Sponsor with a booth at the Javits Center, putting them in front of institutional finance, exchanges, DeFi, and traditional financial firms. • Money20/20 Asia — Telcoin was represented in Bangkok at one of the largest fintech and payments conferences in the world, engaging with banks, wallets, exchanges, and payment companies. • Financial Times Digital Assets Summit — Paul Neuner spoke in London about bank-issued stablecoins, eUSD, and the convergence of digital assets with traditional banking. • Kenya Blockchain & Crypto Conference — Telcoin’s regional leadership represented the company in Nairobi, with a focus that includes MNOs, financial institutions, PSPs, regulators, and industry associations across Africa and the Middle East. • Flyover Fintech in Nebraska — Paul Neuner gave a featured presentation at an event hosted by U.S. Congressman Mike Flood, with banking regulators, government officials, and fintech leaders in attendance. I’m sure there’s plenty more. That is not “no marketing.” And more importantly, it isn’t random conference tourism. There’s a very clear pattern: MWC = telecom and MNOs. Money20/20 + FT Digital Assets Summit + Digital Asset Summit = banks, payments, fintech, institutional capital. Consensus = crypto infrastructure, exchanges, investors, and partnerships. DC Blockchain Summit + Flyover Fintech = policymakers, regulators, and government. Those are exactly the audiences Telcoin needs if the business model is supposed to work. Now, none of this proves that every meeting becomes a deal, that every MNO signs on, or that every conference produces immediate revenue. That would be a ridiculous assumption. But the opposite claim is equally ridiculous: that Telcoin is sitting around doing nothing because you don’t see constant retail marketing on X. The very public evidence shows a company spending time and money getting into rooms with telecom operators, banks, fintech companies, exchanges, regulators, policymakers, and institutional investors. You can debate the results. You can debate the pace. You can debate the communication. But “they aren’t marketing or showing up” is simply not supported by the facts. $TEL