As the Reserve community continues to grow, we’re making it easier to understand where to go for what. From now on, our Discord and Telegram channels will each serve a clear purpose. Whether you’re just discovering Reserve or already deep in the ecosystem, this guide will help you know where to plug in.

TL;DR:

• Use Telegram for real-time conversation, community engagement, and open access.
• Use Discord for verified holder discussions, governance, and curated updates. This update reflects what is already happening. Most day-to-day conversation takes place on Telegram, while more focused and in-depth discussions happen on Discord. We are embracing that behavior and building around it.

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What Telegram Is For

Telegram is now the main hub for open conversation about Reserve. It is fast, easy to join, and fits the style of crypto-native communities. Whether you are a new user, a casual holder, or someone curious about Decentralized Token Folios (DTFs), Telegram is where you will find active discussion.

Expect real-time chats about protocol updates, ecosystem moves, and market narratives. Telegram will also be where most onboarding and casual feedback takes place. It is open to everyone, requires no wallet connection, and will be actively supported by the team and community moderators.

What Discord Is For

Discord has been restructured into a focused space for serious participants. It is now the home for RSR holders, governance contributors, and those more deeply involved in the protocol. To improve signal quality, we have removed unused channels and simplified the layout.

The general and governance channels are now token-gated, requiring at least 100 RSR to access. Verification is handled through Guild. This small threshold helps keep spam and low-effort content out, while giving active participants the space to contribute meaningfully.

Inside Discord, you will find official announcements, key links, and governance discussions. If you are involved in protocol decisions or want to track the evolution of RTokens and DTFs closely, this is where to be. It is structured, calm, and focused on long-term engagement.

Why We Are Doing This

This update is about clarity and purpose. Telegram gives us reach, energy, and a wide entry point for new users. Discord offers focus, structure, and a space for high-context conversation.

By clearly separating the roles of each channel, we reduce noise and help everyone get more value from both platforms. Telegram keeps the door open for broad engagement. Discord creates space for governance and contribution.

This is not about dividing the community. It is about helping each part of the community thrive in the environment that best suits it.

Use Telegram if you want to hang out, ask questions, share ideas, or stay in the loop through casual conversation. Use Discord if you are holding RSR, participating in governance, or looking for structured updates and discussions.

Both channels are live, active, and important. Choose the space that matches how you want to engage. We’ll see you there.

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