2026-01-11 18:33:28

Does Discord still matter in Web3? Curious what the community thinks these days. With so many platforms emerging and communication tools evolving, I wonder how many people in crypto spaces are actually maintaining active Discord servers anymore. Used to be the go-to hub for every project and community—seems like the landscape has shifted quite a bit. Anyone actively using it, or has the buzz around it faded? Would love to hear real perspectives on whether it's still essential for Web3 communities or if things have moved elsewhere.

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Anon4461

· 17h ago

Discord has long become a hub for scams; who still actually uses it?

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HodlVeteran

· 20h ago

Discord? Man, even I, a seasoned veteran, almost flipped my car because of it. And I'm still using it. --- Oh my God, another new platform rising? That's how our industry works—this year's miracle tool is next year's trash. --- Honestly, the ones still messing around on Discord are mostly old players and true believers. The new recruits have long been led to Telegram and Twitter Space. --- Projects that once went all-in on Discord are now almost dead. Doesn't that say everything? --- I just want to ask, how many people's Discord servers are now like ghost towns, with 99% of the messages being spam from bots? --- Platform rotation, I've seen it too many times. When the next trend comes, Discord will still be marginalized—that's just how brutal it is.

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SignatureCollector

· 20h ago

Discord has long been abandoned; now everyone is using Telegram and private groups.

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