Topic: Good crypto communities other than bitcointalk? (Read 180 times)

I think bitcointalk is already the best crypto community to exist right now it is very focused on crypto yet has other boards you can discuss other topics with other people as well

There are other social media applications that you can find or build a crypto community with such as twitter or reddit but you will probably build a community much different than the one we have here on bitcointalk

Except this forum, I believe subreddit of specific coins have better communities while the discussion are also over X (twitter). Telegram too can be a platform for users to share their experience but there's too much scam attempts.

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Certainly! Here are some good crypto communities:

Reddit:

r/CryptoCurrency
r/Bitcoin
r/ethereum
Twitter:

Follow key personalities, projects, and hashtags.
Discord and Telegram:

Join project-specific servers and groups.
Forums:

CryptocurrencyTalk, CryptoCompare, etc.
Meetups and Conferences:

Attend local meetups and industry conferences.
LinkedIn and Facebook:

Join relevant groups for professional and social networking.
Always be cautious and verify information in online communities.

When it comes to crypto-communities ,I prefer Bitcointalk more than any other don't think there are more good ones than it . Its the top one among them

Even though this was posted by garbage AI spam at least it provided this bit of information which is fairly decent. Thanks because now I'm checking what "Bitcoin Forum" is.

As far as I can tell, there are no good crypto communities anywhere in Cryptospace. To be good, a community has to operate, work = solve problems with little to no issue.  Such is not possible with people who do not completely depend on their CREATOR.

But you may be lucky to find a community/forum ranked above normal World's standards. It would need to have very principled people who try as much as possible to operate or build things according to Bitcoin ideals.

Imagine a transparent forum where anyone is free to join with little-no permission, the forum has fair rules, members can be anonymous,  can have unlimited account derived from their main accounts, no one is trusted.. as the trustworthiness/authenticity of everything is proven before it's accepted, the state of any public post before it's changed is immutable, merit & reputation based grading allowing all contributions/deeds to go through compulsory grading, the best members lead via merit based ranking, has a deflationary currency, has marketplaces for interdependent economic system, has different offices/departments for people or groups of people with special talents/skills, the forum leaders bring  talented people together to build great/good things, job is always available, workers are paid according to how well their works are done, etc

I think such a community or forum could operate as a parallel society based both in cyberspace and physical world.

What are the best crypto communities and forums on the internet, other than bitcointalk?

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