The cryptocurrency sector, notorious for its volatility and hype cycles, is in constant search of projects that balance innovation with tangible utility. Yescoin, a Telegram-native Web3 platform, has emerged as a case study for how strategic design and execution could challenge existing norms. Backed by partnerships, a live product, and a self-reinforcing economic model, here’s an evidence-based analysis of its disruptive potential.
The partnerships formed by Yescoin with Crypto.com, Mantle, Bitget, and OKX bring more than branding to the project and provide a credible pool of liquidity and legitimacy supplies. Crypto.com is estimated to have more than 80 million users worldwide, while the 15% of global crypto exchange liquidity represented by OKX and Bitget is a daunting prospect indeed. With such arrangements in hand, one may even say post-listing liquidity conditions cease to exist, a challenge crippling 63% of the new tokens (CoinGecko, 2023). Infrastructure that connects Yescoin to established entities instead serves as a softening buffer from the effects of “pump-and-dump” cycles, which disfigure the screening of all presale projects (Chainalysis, 2025).
As of Q1 2025, 89% of pre-token projects lack a functional product (DappRadar). Yescoin flips this narrative. Its live platform—featuring mini-apps, a gamified rewards system, and an ad marketplace—reported 450,000 monthly active users (MAU) pre-launch, with a 22% month-over-month growth rate. By comparison, leading GameFi projects like Axie Infinity took 18 months post-token launch to hit similar metrics. Early revenue streams, including on-chain ads, already generate an estimated $120,000 monthly (based on comparable Telegram ad platforms), reducing reliance on token speculation.
Yescoin's tripartite revenue model, therefore, takes care of this important gap in the industry: In fact, 92% of tokens survive with no other revenue mechanism apart from inflation (Token Terminal, 2025). Whereas any deflationary burn mechanism is activated every 1,000 transactions for Yescoin, inflationary sponsors like Shiba Inu reduced supply by 12% per annum even after big burns. Combined with an 80% lock on the proceeds from the sale for two years, these mechanics should also look to combat the 68% average post-listing price crash that community-driven tokens have been subjected to (CoinMarketCap, 2023).
Yescoin’s 180,000 daily active users (DAU) and 38% weekly retention rate outpace industry averages (DappRadar notes most DeFi apps retain <15% weekly). This engagement stems from its Telegram integration—a platform with 900 million users, of which 42% engage with crypto-related content (Statista, 2025). Unlike standalone apps requiring user onboarding, Yescoin leverages Telegram’s existing ecosystem, akin to how StepN capitalized on fitness app trends in 2022.
While Yescoin’s Telegram integration offers reach, it also introduces risks. Telegram’s historical privacy controversies and regulatory scrutiny in regions like the EU could impact growth. However, Yescoin’s proactive MiCA compliance framework—including KYC checks for large purchasers—mirrors tactics used by compliant stablecoins like USDC to navigate similar challenges.
With pre-launch accomplishments and traction, partner credibility, and economic & financial rigor, Yescoin is set in a league of its own. Some signs showcase risks, yet its metrics and model address the industry systemic flaws of speculative dependency, poor retention, and revenue ambiguity. Whether it becomes a long-term disruptive force or a cautionary tale rests upon the execution. For now, it remains an interesting experiment in the real-world suitability of tokenomics.
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