Nebraska Bitcoiners

Patrick Gerhart, President of Banking Operations for Telcoin, will be joining us to talk about exciting developments in their company.

According to their website, http://telco.in, Telcoin leverages blockchain technology to provide access to low-cost, high-quality decentralized financial products for every mobile phone user in the world. Telcoin is a global company founded in 2017.

Telcoin Bank has applied with the Nebraska Department of Banking for a Digital Asset Depository Charter. If approved, Telcoin Bank will be the first digital asset bank in the U.S., enabling the issuance of regulated stablecoins.

Designed to support its remittance services, these stablecoins aim to disrupt traditional payments by offering seamless merchant transactions and integration into decentralized finance (DeFi). Telcoin Bank anticipates charter confirmation in early 2025.

Our goal is to ALSO stream live audio of this event. More details to come.

In a world where financial privacy is continually eroded, Monero stands as a beacon for those who refuse to be surveilled. Born out of the cypherpunk ethos, Monero is not just another cryptocurrency; it is a tool for reclaiming the privacy that has been systematically stripped away. This meeting will delve into the origins of Monero, a response to the limitations of Bitcoin in providing true anonymity. We’ll explore the underlying technologies—Ring Signatures, Stealth Addresses, and Confidential Transactions—that ensure Monero remains untraceable and fungible, shielding its users from prying eyes.

Monero’s purpose is clear: to empower individuals to conduct transactions without leaving a digital trail, preserving the very essence of financial freedom. In this session, we will not only examine Monero’s robust technology but also equip you with the tools necessary to harness its power.

In the spirit of Satoshi and the early cypherpunks, let’s come together to discuss why Monero is more than just a currency—it’s a statement.