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ethereum:0x467bccd9d29f223bce8043b84e8c8b282827790f Nebraska’s Financial Innovation Act changed on July 18, 2026. One of the changes was pretty important: “Financial institution” now explicitly includes credit unions. Why does that matter? Nebraska already allows a financial institution to create a separate Digital Asset Depository Department inside the existing institution. Once approved by the state, that department gets the same powers as a Nebraska Digital Asset Depository Institution. Those powers specifically include: Issuing stablecoins and Using independent node verification networks and stablecoins for payment activities. So a Nebraska bank or credit union does not necessarily have to go build another TDAB from scratch. There is already a legal path for an existing institution to add a regulated digital asset department to its current operation. Here’s where Telcoin comes into the picture. @PatrickGerhart , President of @TelcoinDAB, personally testified in support of LB717 before the Nebraska Banking Committee. During that testimony Patrick talked about: “current banks who are looking to add digital asset departments” He also said Telcoin was continuing to “engage and educate our banking partners,” specifically naming the Nebraska Bankers Association and Nebraska Independent Community Bankers. Then the Nebraska Bankers Association testified immediately after him. Their lobbyist said the NBA was continuing to work with the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance and representatives of Telcoin Inc. and Telcoin Digital Asset Bank. He then specifically discussed credit unions gaining authority to issue or custody stablecoins under Nebraska law. Then the Nebraska Credit Union League testified in favor of LB717. They represent 50 Nebraska credit unions and roughly 560,000 members. So this wasn't Telcoin talking about credit unions in a vacuum. The bankers association, credit union league, state regulator and TDAB were all participating in the same legislative process. The state has also published Digital Asset Department Business Plan Requirements right alongside the application for a standalone Digital Asset Depository charter. Then jump ahead to June 30. Patrick goes on PCBB’s Banking Out Loud podcast, which is aimed directly at community financial institutions. He says Telcoin has talked with large banks, but also: “a lot of smaller banks, banks well under 100 million in assets” that are interested in possibly getting involved. He says the current stage is basically “full on education.” And later in the same interview he explains the two paths pretty clearly. A bank can build its own digital asset division and stablecoin infrastructure. Or it can partner with a group like TDAB. Patrick literally says TDAB can help a bank establish its stablecoin, utilize TDAB’s stablecoin, bring it into the bank’s customer base, connect it to the bank’s core and avoid building everything from scratch. That’s the part I think is worth understanding. Nebraska expanded the framework to include credit unions. Telcoin publicly supported the legislation. The Nebraska Bankers Association says it has been working with Telcoin and TDAB. Patrick says they are actively educating banks ranging from large institutions all the way down to banks with less than $100M in assets. And TDAB is openly pitching itself as the partner that can help those banks plug stablecoins into their existing banking infrastructure. nebraskalegislature.gov/laws… nebraskalegislature.gov/laws… nebraskalegislature.gov/Floo… bankingoutloud.com/

If you’re like me, you’ve probably noticed sentiment around crypto and Telcoin getting increasingly negative as prices have fallen. Welcome to crypto. Every bear market eventually reaches the point where it feels like the low of the lows. People start asking, “How much worse can this get?” Timelines get miserable, people disappear, and eventually price starts making us question convictions we had no problem holding when everything was going up. That’s what price does. Don't get me wrong, I certainly get frustrated too. For me, this is when I go back to the research. Instead of letting price decide whether my conviction was right or wrong, I want to know what has actually changed. What is still being built? What has progressed? What new information exists today that didn't exist a year ago? Telcoin’s communications have been slow lately, so today I went digging. And there’s quite a bit happening in public view. Here’s what I found.. ethereum:0x467bccd9d29f223bce8043b84e8c8b282827790f 🧵

@Telcoin has appointed Juan Pablo Rullan Riojas as General Manager for Mexico, where he’ll lead the buildout of Telcoin’s stablecoin and payments ecosystem across the country and region. The timing is notable: Telcoin opened the Mexico corridor through its affiliate program just days ago, and now has a dedicated local lead in place. Rullan most recently worked at Visa, bringing direct payments-industry experience into Telcoin’s Mexico expansion. Mexico is one of the world’s largest remittance markets, making it a natural place for Telcoin to push faster, cheaper cross-border payments between the U.S. and Mexico. ethereum:0x467bccd9d29f223bce8043b84e8c8b282827790f Link to post: lnkd.in/p/gF2QY_t4