Yescoin: A Telegram-backed token poised to outsmart crypto’s volatility trap

Yescoin gains momentum with Telegram’s 900m users and top exchange partnerships, positioning itself for major growth.

The cryptocurrency sector’s quest for projects blending creativity with real-world utility has thrust Yescoin into the spotlight. With a live product, Telegram’s 900 million users, and alliances with top exchanges, Yescoin presents a rare case of pre-launch traction. But does this translate to lasting disruption in 2025? Here’s a data-driven dissection.

Telegram’s 900m users: Yescoin’s golden ticket or regulatory time bomb?

Yescoin’s integration with Telegram — a platform where 42% of users engage with crypto content — sidesteps the steep user acquisition costs that cripple 74% of DeFi projects. This embedded approach mirrors StepN’s 2022 fitness app boom but leverages Telegram’s existing ecosystem, akin to WeChat’s mini-app dominance in China. However, Telegram’s privacy controversies and EU regulatory scrutiny cast shadows. Yescoin’s preemptive MiCA compliance, including KYC for transactions over $10k, mirrors strategies used by USD Coin to navigate legal mazes, offering a potential shield.  

Partnerships: More than just logos on a whitepaper  

Yescoin’s ties with Crypto.com (80M+ users), Mantle, Bitget, and OKX — collectively controlling 15% of global crypto liquidity — provide more than credibility. These partnerships address a critical pain point: 63% of new tokens collapse post-listing due to liquidity shortages.

By aligning with exchanges that process $20b+ daily volume, Yescoin gains insulation from the pump-and-dump cycles plaguing 78% of presale tokens. Unlike memecoins reliant on viral tweets, Yescoin’s infrastructure is buttressed by institutional-grade rails.  

Live product traction: A rare feat in a world of empty promises  

While 89% of crypto projects launch tokens without functional products, Yescoin’s platform — live with mini-games, an ad marketplace, and staking mechanics — boasts 450,000 monthly users pre-launch, growing at 22% monthly. For context, Axie Infinity needed 18 months post-token to hit similar numbers.

Early revenue streams (est. $120K/month from ads) reduce reliance on speculative trading, a flaw in 92% of tokens lacking revenue models. This positions Yescoin closer to apps like Brave Browser, which monetized attention long before its token surged.

Yescoin’s economic model targets crypto’s twin demons: inflation and volatility. A deflationary mechanism burns 0.01% of supply per 1,000 transactions — contrasting with Shiba Inu’s 12% annual supply growth despite burns. Additionally, 80% of Community Sale funds are locked for two years, aiming to curb the 68% average post-listing price drop seen in community tokens. This hybrid approach — part Ethereum’s post-merge scarcity, part corporate treasury discipline — could appeal to stability-starved retail investors.  

User retention: The metric that separates fads from fixtures  

Yescoin’s 38% weekly user retention dwarfs the DeFi sector’s sub-15% average. Its 180,000 daily active users thrive on Telegram’s low-friction environment, avoiding the download hurdles of standalone apps. This retention is critical: Projects like Decentraland saw user counts plummet 80% post-hype, while those with sticky ecosystems (e.g., Reddit’s Community Points) endured.  

Risks: Scaling pains and regulatory ambiguity  

Yescoin’s growth hinges on scalability. Can its backend handle 10x users without lag? Post-launch audits will be pivotal. Meanwhile, EU regulators scrutinizing Telegram’s privacy policies may target Yescoin’s ad-driven model. However, its MiCA-aligned framework — classifying YESCOIN as a utility token — could mitigate clashes, much like Helium’s pivot to regulatory-friendly IoT networks after SEC scrutiny.  

Closing remarks

Yescoin’s pre-launch assets — Telegram’s reach, live revenue streams, and exchange alliances — position it as a potential outlier. Yet history is littered with “promising” projects derailed by execution flaws (e.g., Terra’s collapse despite 80M users). To disrupt, Yescoin must scale without glitches, fend off clones and navigate regulatory gray zones. For now, it’s an interesting blueprint for crypto pragmatism — but 2025 will test whether it’s built to last.  

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This article first appeared at crypto.news