TEXITcoin

Missed Bitcoin? TXC is better. Layer 1 mineable peer-to-peer crypto. The future of money is made in Texas for the world.

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🚨 Introducing the TEXITcoin Ambassador Program.

We’re looking for early builders, creators, and community leaders who understand how to grow real momentum around $TXC.

If you’re active on X or TikTok, create quality content, and want to help shape the future of TEXITcoin, now’s your chance.

Early members will help define what this program becomes moving forward.

👉 Apply here: https://t.co/upAf9Cnr4v

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TXC is up over 10% today. https://t.co/gv6AvRPejn

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@nojeem_bakare Mining packages are on an administrative hold currently, but check back for big things coming soon.

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Did you catch our first public livestream last week? Tune in every Thursday for exciting updates, right here on 𝕏.

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Lots of people asking for a summary.

AI summary

This is a long **Texitcoin / Blockchain Mint / Nectar Pay / crypto merchant-payment update call**. The speakers present their project as entering a “phase two” utility stage: moving from coin/community narrative into practical merchant payment tools, mining, physical “coins,” apps, and merchant onboarding.

## Main points

The speakers open by testing a new livestream setup using **StreamTXC**, broadcasting across YouTube/X/Facebook, and framing the session as a major milestone after a difficult few months.

They say the project has been delayed mostly by **technical complexity**, especially blockchain development. They also say recent disruption involving the **TSSB** and new AI/developer tooling forced them to adapt, but ultimately helped them move faster. They present the TSSB matter as something they are fighting, claiming regulators misunderstood the project and that “Texitcoin / mining / Blockchain Mint / Bobby Gray” are not securities.

A major theme is that **Texitcoin needs real-world utility**, not just exchange speculation. The speaker argues that crypto has failed at merchant adoption because the user experience and incentives have been wrong. Their proposed answer is a merchant crypto payment gateway/terminal system where consumers can pay easily and merchants can accept crypto without needing to understand much.

They demonstrate or describe several project components:

* **Blockchain Mint app**: rebuilt version, but with migration issues from older app coin lists.
* **Blockchain Mint store**: live web store that can accept crypto payments.
* **Nectar Pay**: the payment gateway used for invoices and crypto payment flow.
* **Copper Coin / physical cold-storage concept**: used as a backup/security mechanism for wallet onboarding.
* **Beekeeper onboarding**: appears to be a wallet/app flow requiring the user to scan a physical coin or QR-based seed backup.
* **Merchant terminal**: the core sales/onboarding product for businesses.
* **Crypto Pop**: apparently intended to drive customers toward businesses that accept the system.

They argue that as long as banks and card companies control the merchant–consumer payment relationship, crypto has not really solved the problem. They contrast crypto payments with tap-to-pay convenience and say their solution must become similarly simple.

## Business strategy

Their business model seems to rely heavily on **selling merchant terminal kits upfront**, not charging heavy ongoing backend fees. They say the project and community can make money from the initial hardware sale, while merchants get an easy way to accept crypto.

They identify target merchants as small, local, independent, high-foot-traffic businesses: cafés, bakeries, restaurants, food trucks, bars, breweries, juice bars, and similar places. They want community members to walk into businesses, pitch the system, sell/install a terminal, then ideally perform the first crypto transaction on the spot.

They mention a **commission/incentive structure** for community members who help onboard businesses, and say training plus a five-minute pitch will be provided.

## Markets they want to target first

The transcript names five initial geographic focus areas:

* Southern California
* Denver
* Salt Lake City
* Dallas
* Nashville

The idea is not just to sign up merchants, but also to drive crypto users toward those merchants so adoption is visible and economically useful.

## Price / market-cap talk

They discuss CoinMarketCap verification and frame Texitcoin as potentially becoming a top-100 crypto if its price rises to several dollars. They specifically mention if the price of TXC reaches around $2, $3, $4, and $5 and compare the resulting rankings. This is presented aspirationally, tied to beating the TSSB issue, launching a large payment gateway, and getting onto a major exchange.

## Overall message

The call is basically a **community rally plus product rollout pitch**. The speakers want holders/supporters to believe the project survived a hard period, now has real utility, and can grow through merchant adoption rather than only speculative crypto-market attention.

The practical call to action is: community members should prepare to buy/use merchant terminal kits, pitch local businesses, onboard merchants, and help make Texitcoin/Nectar Pay a large crypto payment gateway network. They close by saying they want to become the largest crypto payment gateway service provider “in the next 30 days.”

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@aedamsalud09 The founder presents updates and exciting news.

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🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July from TEXITcoin

Wishing everyone a safe and happy Independence Day.

Freedom matters, and so does building something real.

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@lemben808 Appreciate that, and that’s exactly the point.

If people are not even paying attention, trust never gets a chance to matter, which is why the first job is making crypto useful and visible again.

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👉 Crypto's problem was never really about trust.

Most people haven't turned against it, they've stopped noticing it altogether.

Our founder makes a much harder point here: if the market does not even recognize the category anymore, then "trust" is not the first problem.

Awareness is. And that changes the whole conversation.

Do you think crypto has already lost the awareness battle?

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@Henry_Mith tell us more about it ser

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@TotalWorldApps Fair take, novelty is mostly gone.

That said, people still need a reason to use something, and in TEXITcoin’s case the goal is to make it practical enough that the value is in the use, not just the idea.

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@JoanVelasq36389 that’s why the focus stays on real utility, if people use it because it solves something practical, the conversation matters less than the usage.

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@MMontenola yes that’s true, growth can look quiet at first, especially when people use something without posting about it.

now the bigger question is whether the growth is coming from real usage or just a small group of already active users.

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2026-07-02 introducing https://t.co/Obdks0Qwte! https://t.co/v9toBnYvgO

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⛓️ There’s a gap in crypto that everyone can feel, but not everyone knows how to explain.

HSC AMA is happening today at 3 PM GST and is diving straight into that gap, the last mile problem in onchain finance, with a panel that should leave you with a much clearer picture of where this space is really heading.

Tune in to hear the conversation live. Our founder Bobby Gray will be on the panel.

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It's not just a live space. It's HSC AMA

Every Thursday, HSC drops a new signal into the noise - and this one's pure fire. Join us Thursday, July 2 at 3 PM GST for our weekly AMA with the leaders of the industry

Topic:
The Last Mile Problem: Why Onchain Finance Still Ends Offchain

🔗 https://t.co/S002FD3YCO

Speakers:
▫️Chris Mihos (@MihosChris), Co-Founder & CEO at @makebanc
▫️Marc Casas (@mrccss), Head of Institutional Partnerships and Risk at @mywebacy
▫️Ludovico Rossi (@Ludovico__Rossi), Chief Revenue Officer and Co-Founder of @Brickken
▫️Maciej Poszywak, Lead Security Researcher at @CODESPECT
▫️Bobby Gray, Founder, @TEXITcoin
▫️Luis Rêve (@luisreve85), Chief Growth Officer at Gear Foundation (@VaraNetwork)
▫️Pax Reid (@ReidPax), CEO, @OzakAGI

Weekly alpha flows here first - but nothing beats IRL. Catch the full HSC circuit:
🇻🇳 HSC Conference Ho Chi Minh City · Aug 15 · Hilton Saigon - https://t.co/oAyTGM0owL
🇰🇷 HSC Conference Seoul · Oct 1 · Novotel Ambassador Gangnam - https://t.co/rRNx93l44f
🇸🇬 HSC Asset Management Singapore · Oct 8 · Fairmont · two stages - https://t.co/NqKueUbGUK
🇦🇪 HSC Asset Management Abu Dhab EDITION · Dec 9–10 · two days - https://t.co/oUSKIWw8ZT

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The IDMC West Coast Tour is underway — Colorado Springs, Sacramento, Phoenix, and more. This isn't just a business pitch; it's a community showing up to break bread and share the honest money mission in person. Find out if we're coming near you

Check the event page and invite your buddy: https://t.co/zfPPuhs5B1

#texit #usa #westcoast

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The recent KelpDAO exploit is another reminder that as DeFi systems grow more layered, risk often grows with them.

More bridges. More dependencies. More moving parts.

Innovation matters, but so does simplicity.

As crypto matures, the systems that endure may be the ones that balance functionality with transparency and operational clarity.

Worth the read on @kucoincom:
https://t.co/r2L0mWApAJ

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TEXITcoin is heading to @cryptopolocupx Palm Beach as an official sponsor.

Big events matter because they put you in the room with new people, new conversations, and bigger opportunities.

We’re looking forward to showing up, representing $TXC, and continuing to expand the community in spaces where business, culture, and crypto all meet.

Palm Beach, we’ll see y’all soon 🤝

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Just a reminder that $TXC is available across the globe.

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Gold and silver have held value well over time.

But using them in everyday transactions today isn’t exactly practical.

That’s where crypto comes into the conversation.

Same core idea of storing value, but with the ability to actually move it.

Across distance, at any time, without relying on intermediaries.