Join a coin community
Enter a Coin Pod, talk through spatial voice and explore with people without losing sight of the token context.
TL;DR
- Enter the exact coin’s Pod and let distance shape the conversation you hear.
- Use broadcasts and the trading terminal in the Pod; use Party chat across the app.
- Treat social activity as human context, not proof of a good trade.
A Coin Pod is the token’s persistent 3D metaverse venue. It brings avatars, spatial voice, creator broadcasts, the community and the trading terminal into one place.
1. Enter the right Pod
Verify the place before you enter
Open the coin and compare its full address, creator and lifecycle before entering. A familiar name, symbol or avatar can be copied; the address tells you which token the Coin Pod belongs to.
Choose what you want from the visit
Decide whether you are there to meet people, follow a creator update or understand the market. Example: enter before a broadcast, hear what the Pod is discussing and keep those questions while the creator speaks.
2. Find your place in spatial voice
Let distance shape what you hear
Spatial voice uses distance inside the Pod: move closer to bring a conversation forward and step away when you want it to fade. Several conversations can share one venue without turning every voice into one channel.
Choose the conversation, not only the speaker
Listen before joining and respect the Pod controls. Example: if someone nearby mentions a new token detail, walk over, ask for its source and decide what needs independent verification.
3. Watch and discuss a broadcast
Watch live media inside the token’s home
A creator broadcast can play in the Coin Pod while the community remains present around it. The trading terminal and project context stay nearby, so the event does not become a detached video tab.
Separate useful context from proof
Choose which points to discuss now and which claims to verify afterward. Example: you can listen to a roadmap explanation, compare reactions with people beside you and inspect the market without treating enthusiasm as evidence.
4. Explore with Party chat
Keep a private group connected site-wide
Party chat is a private group voice channel that stays with you across Orbit Moon. It is app-wide, not part of a Coin Pod’s public spatial conversation.
Divide the search, then regroup
Decide who will explore each lead. Example: one friend can enter a Coin Pod, hear a creator broadcast and invite the Party chat to join them there.
5. Make your avatar part of the experience
Choose how you show up
Your avatar is a visible part of your platform identity, not decoration around a chat window. Select an appearance that fits how you want to participate and change what you share through your profile and privacy choices.
Let identity open a conversation
Ask before assuming what an avatar represents. Example: you might notice an avatar in this Pod that came from another token community, ask its owner where they found it and follow that social connection into a new project.
A lively Coin Pod is still a social signal
Conversation, creator presence and group movement can add valuable context. They do not prove token quality or remove market risk.