Give your community a home
Decide how the Coin Pod should make the project recognisable, useful and welcoming from Day 0.
TL;DR
- A Coin Pod is the project’s persistent 3D metaverse venue.
- Use its design, avatar and welcome to make the project recognisable.
- Coin Pods and app-wide Party chat are available on Day 0; their activity is context, not proof of safety or demand.
A chart can show movement. It cannot welcome somebody, hold a conversation or keep the project’s purpose visible. A Coin Pod keeps those parts together in one 3D metaverse venue.
Design for recognition, not decoration
Every coin currently has one venue. Its surface, floor and lighting colours and 48-character uppercase banner should extend the public identity rather than compete with it.
The project avatar gives the coin a recognisable character inside that world. A coin can have more than one avatar design, but a published design is managed as its own version rather than edited in place. Avatar minting is available on Day 0.
Make arrival self-explanatory
Somebody entering from the coin page should recognise the project and understand what they can do without needing a creator beside them. Keep the welcome short, maintain readable contrast and use the same core language across both surfaces.
Make the Coin Pod worth entering
Spatial voice makes a Coin Pod behave like a place. Someone may hear a nearby conversation, walk over and ask what they missed. A project avatar can start a conversation about where it came from. People can meet one to one, gather as a group or simply listen while they explore.
During a creator broadcast, people can watch and listen while discussing the points around the trading terminal. Live media, the community and the market stay in one venue.
Plan for Day 0 participation
At Day 0, people can enter the Coin Pod, see who is present, use spatial voice and watch live media beside the trading terminal. Updates, Holder Chat, Notify me alerts and creator broadcasts are also available.
Party chat is separate from the Coin Pod. It keeps a private group connected app-wide, including while friends explore different projects or join one another in a Coin Pod.
Those tools let people participate with attention, conversation and shared experience before requiring a transaction. Trading inside the Pod still follows the coin lifecycle and the same platform-wide pause as the main coin page.
Good to know
A crowded Coin Pod, active chat or confident broadcast can create urgency. It is context about people and activity, not safety proof or a substitute for market and wallet checks.
Common questions
Should the Coin Pod be ready before I invite people?
Yes. Review it as a visitor first so the identity, welcome and available actions agree. Create your first coin carries the venue and avatar choices through the full setup sequence.
Can the community gather before trading opens?
Yes. The Day 0 community surfaces are live at launch and participation does not require a trade. Be explicit about the coin’s lifecycle and the current trading pause.
Does a verified creator or active Coin Pod make a coin safe?
No. Those signals help you understand who is present and what they say. Know the risks before you trade covers the separate market, creator, contract and wallet risks.