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You’re correct—if KuCoin is still showing both Ethereum and Polygon withdrawal options but hasn’t clearly identified which TEL contract/version is being used, I wouldn’t recommend moving the tokens yet. Wait for KuCoin’s official migration/network announcement before withdrawing. Selling and rebuying TEL on KuCoin won’t perform a token migration or change the underlying withdrawal network. Are you currently holding on Kucoin or non custodial wallet ?
Hi! If your TEL is held on KuCoin, don’t sell and rebuy it just to try to get the “new” token. Selling and rebuying only changes your trade position; it doesn’t perform a token migration. The important thing is which TEL contract/network KuCoin currently supports for deposits and withdrawals. KuCoin has historically supported TEL withdrawals on both ERC-20 and Polygon, while the Telcoin Wallet itself currently operates on Polygon. Before moving anything, check the TEL withdrawal page on KuCoin and the network/contract shown there. That will tell you exactly which version you can withdraw. Don’t send TEL to a different network or contract just to “convert” it.
Hey Buo 👋 You should be able to connect through the WalletConnect tab. Select WalletConnect and try connecting your Coinbase Wallet from there. If it still doesn’t appear or connect properly, forward me a screenshot of exactly what you’re seeing on your end and I’ll guide you from there.
TEL's 24-hour volume is up more than 280% as holders migrate to TEL v3; the token is also up more than 21% today, per CoinMarketCap.
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@samouha071 Click the follow back button when you visit my profile so we stay connected, this will allow me to follow up more effectively regarding the UI display issue you’re experiencing after migration.
We’re aware of the Ledger Live display issue with the upgraded TEL. Your tokens aren’t necessarily lost—you can restore full functionality directly through the official Telcoin mainnet app and manually complete the required wallet/token update so your TEL displays and functions correctly. @MiTeslaPR
@TelcoinTAO@P4Cap@Uniswap@merkl_xyz Correct the ledger wallet live issue new upgraded tokens . Is not fun when you don’t see them if feel like you are trapped or lost your tokens.
Hey Tyler! 👋 Totally understand the concern. LPs are a core part of TELx, and the move toward mainnet doesn’t change that role. Liquidity miners continue to earn pool trading fees and TEL issuance based on their share of staked liquidity. On the 80/20 pools, remember that withdrawing can result in a different asset mix than what you originally deposited because the pool continuously rebalances as prices and trades move the ratio. So I wouldn’t look at the displayed pool depreciation alone as a guaranteed realized loss. If you share which TEL/USDC or TEL/ETH pool you’re in, I can help break down exactly what you’re seeing before you make any changes. @tylersummers
I can’t make the meeting but is there a way to put LP miners at ease? I have been a big investor for a long time and seeing the depreciated pools panicked me a bit. I know we can unstake but I’m also worried about losing value doing so with TEL price being the decider in 80/20 splits with USDC and ETH. I want to help solidify the network but would love some clarity on things. Thank you!
@livenuptommy Connect Coinbase Wallet to the official upgrade portal at https://t.co/fKXNiJMU4T, approve the migration contract, and complete the 1:1 swap—new TEL lands in the same address. Never send tokens directly to any contract and ignore DMs offering “help”; only use the official site.
Hey! 👋 If your TEL is currently in Coinbase Wallet, you can still complete the migration using the same wallet—you don’t need to move your TEL to an exchange first. Connect Coinbase Wallet to the Telcoin migration/bridge interface, select the network where your TEL is currently held, choose Telcoin Network as the destination, enter the amount, approve the TEL contract if prompted, then confirm the migration transaction in Coinbase Wallet. If you experience any difficulty you can reach out to me directly 👍
Hey! 👋 Yes, TEL holders can move their tokens over to the Telcoin Network using the migration/bridge process we’ve provided. Make sure you follow the official steps and select the correct source network before initiating the transaction. Your TEL remains TEL through the migration. If you let me know where you’re currently holding your TEL—Telcoin Wallet, MetaMask, Ledger, or an exchange—I can point you through the correct flow.
@commonerlife777 Hey Zito! If you’re buying TEL on an exchange, don’t assume it’s already the migrated/new contract version. Exchange support depends on the individual platform and network it uses. Before moving anything, check the exchange’s supported TEL network/contract.
@djrogal Hi Marcin, sorry you’re still having trouble with the PIN reset. Since you’ve already opened a ticket and the issue remains unresolved, please send over your ticket number so we can reference the existing case and determine what’s holding up the reset. Click the follow back button when you visit my profile to ensure we’re connected, and that should allow you to send me a message directly.
Hi! Yes, a tiny difference like $0.0006 between TEL displayed on Ethereum and Polygon can be normal. Different DEX liquidity, pool activity, and price feeds can cause small temporary variations between networks. If you’re comparing the same amount of TEL, the underlying token quantity doesn’t change just because the displayed USD value differs slightly. Did you import the new ca ? @samouha071
We’re thrilled to support the ethereum:0x467bccd9d29f223bce8043b84e8c8b282827790f upgrade ahead of Telcoin Network mainnet.
Telcoin Wallet users can upgrade to new TEL in a few taps beginning this Thursday, September 24th.
For holders using external wallets and exchanges, visit the official portal: https://t.co/Sa96g7wfwr
We have filed a provisional patent for a stablecoin smart contract with embedded depository functionality – merging payment stablecoin and deposit token concepts into a singular on-chain dollar that can operate within the banking system rather than draining liquidity out of it.