Can you share their telegram links because after I click https://t.me/temtum_official "not found" do they replace with new telegrams? but I'm also not sure if the funds are really saved by the team for future development unless they can indeed be transparent

There are more turtles living in Anguilla than people.

No tech team or CTO for a tech project - RUN !!

Mainly a payment network though right?

Limited storage space is a huge limitation for running crypto on older systems. I've figured that it wouldn't be feasible to develop a cryptocurrency with old programming languages on old operating systems. Crypto hashing algorithms require some processing power which could make a developer's life impossible with low-end CPUs. Imagine running a Blockchain network on a single-core CPU with very low RAM, small storage space, and a slow data-transfer rate. It'll take months or even years to design a cryptocurrency of a large scale like Bitcoin on it.

I'll be surprised to see someone design a cryptocurrency on a system which uses outdated operating systems like MS-DOS, Windows 95, or Windows ME with very limited hardware requirements. It's not impossible to do it, but not entirely feasible for today's standards. People from third-world countries would be forced to get a modern system (either a PC or mobile device) just to get access to crypto. As long as anyone will be able to use crypto in the most affordable way possible, nothing else matters. Just my opinion

Fantom 20000 TPS
Hedera 10000
EOS 3000
XRP 1500
ETH 15
BTC 7

These are risk involved when your using a third party to transact, it might be helpful for the less privileged countries where the internet connection is not that great, but the problem still is what happens these third party sites undergo a major hack and the investors are not able to get their investment back, i like these options as it is not new as companies like coinbase already tried that but if you understand the risk involved you will not venture further.

Internet networks are everywhere, SMS seems to be getting abandoned, except for certain circumstances. People nowadays prefer to fill internet packages, right?
This service might be effective for emergencies such as when you run out of internet packages or are in a remote area that does not have internet access. But you have to understand how it works, especially if this service involves a third party, right? then what's the difference with atm and e-money? so make sure you really use a useful service.

As regards communities, KAVA seems to have it much larger than TEMTUM's. Apparently KAVA has the bigger money to spend and that is the primary reason why it has the capacity to have its token listed on several exchanges. TEMTUM does not have the luxury to have its coin listed on top exchanges this early. I think they are making sure their limited finances are being utilized properly, and that's probably focused on product development.

As it is only launched in Venezuela on text message transaction system, it should be further investigated future. But i think it is not fully risk free. We know there are many frauds in mobile banking system in our country. So to be honest, we can't say it as a good method until it is to be tested in most of the countries.

It would be nice if we are able to send as easy as sending SMS to the new numbers I think Facebook libra was one of such project it would be great if they come up with their crypto after their legal battle sending crypto using Whatsapp and messenger. I don't think there are other such projects right now

Sending coins via SMS is not new, Bitcoin can do that already.

Anyway, it's useless technology IMO because we don't use SMS anymore. Instead of doing that kind of hobby experiment, it would be better to develop scalability, features, and useful apps on top of cryptocurrency.

Are you also ascertaining that it is genuine and you agree to that fact that it could be good and that one cannot get scammed through it?
My first reservation about this is that I have never heard of the name of the exchnage mentioned by the OP. Well, I do not know if others know about it and can trust it.

My concern is that blockchain technology is meant to foster transparency. With the use of SMS to transact crypto, I see no transparency in it. Also, how do you know if your transaction has reached the intended destination?

The use of this method only makes things to be more centralized because someone somewhere will have to be in control of the actual funds on the blockchain, while the users are just busy sending mere SMS.

Except the government of Venezuela is just working towards the use of blockchain and somehow centralizing the system.

interesting but I prefer the normal way compared to sms because of course it requires a extra fee, btw does this only apply to coin temtum or can it be used for other cryptocurrency for example bitcoin / ethereum / litecoin?