Yescoin Leverages Telegram's 900M Users to Disrupt the Cryptocurrency Market

The cryptocurrency industry's relentless pursuit of projects that marry innovation with utility has brought Yescoin into focus.

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The cryptocurrency industry’s relentless pursuit of projects that marry innovation with utility has brought Yescoin into focus. With its Telegram-native Web3 platform, strategic alliances, and live product, Yescoin presents a compelling case study. But does it have the ingredients to disrupt the market in 2025? Here’s an objective analysis grounded in data and industry trends.

Telegram’s 900M Users: A Launchpad or Liability?

Yescoin’s integration with Telegram, a platform boasting 900 million monthly active users (Statista, 2025), offers unparalleled reach. Over 42% of Telegram users engage with crypto-related content, creating a built-in audience for Yescoin’s ecosystem. This mirrors StepN’s 2022 success in leveraging fitness app trends, but with a critical distinction: Telegram’s existing infrastructure reduces user acquisition costs, a pain point for 74% of decentralized apps (DappRadar, 2024). However, Telegram’s history of privacy controversies and regulatory scrutiny in the EU poses risks. Yescoin’s proactive adoption of MiCA compliance frameworks—including KYC protocols for large transactions)—is a divergence strategy used by compliant stablecoins like USDC to mitigate legal exposure.

Strategic Partnerships: Anchoring Trust in a Volatile Market

Yescoin’s alliances with Crypto.com (80M+ users), Mantle, Bitget, and OKX (collectively 15% of global exchange liquidity) provide more than credibility—they offer liquidity assurance. For context, 63% of new tokens struggle with post-listing liquidity (CoinGecko, 2023), often leading to volatility. These partnerships also insulate Yescoin from the “pump-and-dump” cycles that plague 78% of presale projects (Chainalysis, 2025). By aligning with established players, Yescoin gains access to institutional-grade infrastructure, a rarity among community-driven tokens.

Product Traction: A Live Platform in a Sea of Hypotheticals

As of Q1 2025, 89% of pre-token projects lack a functional product (DappRadar). Yescoin defies this norm. Its operational platform—featuring mini-apps, a gamified rewards system, and an ad marketplace—boasts 450,000 monthly active users (MAU) pre-launch, growing at 22% month-over-month. By comparison, Axie Infinity required 18 months post-launch to achieve similar traction. Early revenue streams, including on-chain ads, generate an estimated $120,000 monthly, comparable to established Telegram ad platforms. This reduces reliance on speculative token trading, a vulnerability for 92% of tokens lacking clear revenue models (Token Terminal, 2025).

Economic Architecture: Balancing Scarcity and Stability

Yescoin’s three-pillar revenue model—ad fees, transaction charges, and deflationary burns—aims to address systemic industry flaws. For every 1,000 transactions, 0.01% of the supply is burned, contrasting with inflationary rivals like Shiba Inu, which saw a 12% annual supply increase despite burns. Additionally, 80% of Community Sale proceeds are locked for 24 months, a mechanism intended to curb the 68% average post-listing price drop seen in community tokens (CoinMarketCap, 2023). This approach mirrors Ethereum’s post-merge supply reduction strategy, albeit on a smaller scale.

User Engagement: Retention Metrics That Matter

Yescoin reports 180,000 daily active users (DAU) and a 38% weekly retention rate, eclipsing the industry’s sub-15% average for DeFi apps (DappRadar). This engagement is fueled by Telegram’s crypto-savvy user base and Yescoin’s low-friction onboarding. Unlike standalone apps requiring downloads, Yescoin operates within a familiar ecosystem—a tactic reminiscent of WeChat’s mini-app dominance in China.

Scalability and Regulatory Headwinds

Yescoin’s growth narrative hinges on scalability. Can its infrastructure handle 10x user growth without performance degradation? Technical audits post-launch will be crucial to monitor this aspect.

Regulatory risks, particularly in the EU with Telegram’s privacy policies under scrutiny, are a factor. However, Yescoin’s preemptive compliance measures, such as MiCA-aligned token classification, may help buffer against any abrupt legal shifts.

Execution Over Hype

Yescoin’s pre-launch traction, strategic partnerships, and revenue-driven model set it apart in a market often driven by speculation. Its success will depend on executing its vision—scaling sustainably, retaining users amid competitive pressure,