Where the SDA Token community happens
Real people, real questions, real governance — across six channels. Start on Telegram for the fastest answer, or pick whichever platform fits how you already keep up with things.
Channels
Telegram
Real-time chat, announcements, and the fastest way to ask a question.
Discord
Topic channels, voice chat, and working-group coordination.
X (Twitter)
Breaking news and the broader crypto & renewables conversation.
Company updates, partnerships, and industry-facing news.
Visual stories from renewable-energy projects and behind the scenes.
Longer posts, events, and discussion with a broader audience.
How we communicate
Real-time (Telegram / Discord)
Fast, informal. Typical channels: #general, #governance, #technical, #financial, #announcements (read-only).
Long-form (Governance forum)
Threaded, structured debate for each proposal — detailed analysis, questions, amendments. Launching soon.
Community calls
Monthly video meetings on active proposals and working-group updates, recorded for anyone who can't attend live.
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Your first 30 days
Getting started checklist
+10 XP0 / 4 complete
Non-technical ways to contribute
- Plain-English proposal summaries
- Helping new members find their footing
- Community-call notes for people who missed it
- Translating key documents
- Sharing updates, writing about the project
How governance works
Why your vote matters, how proposals move, and how to evaluate one — SDA uses token-weighted voting.
Working groups & roles
Beyond voting, governance-token holders contribute through working groups — small committees focused on one domain.
| Working group | Focus | Time / month |
|---|---|---|
| Technical | Engineering, technology selection, resource assessments | 3–5 h |
| Financial | Financial modelling, risk assessment, distribution policy | 4–6 h |
| Environmental & Impact | Impact measurement, carbon accounting, sustainability reporting | 2–4 h |
| Community & Communications | Onboarding, documentation, education, moderation | 3–5 h |
Community roles
| Role | How you get there |
|---|---|
| Member | Hold tokens, introduce yourself — vote, ask questions, learn |
| Active Contributor | 3+ months, regular voting — proposal feedback, working-group participation |
| Working Group Lead | 6+ months, demonstrated expertise — coordinate a group, synthesize analysis |
| Core Contributor | 1+ year, significant impact — strategic planning, mentoring |
Progression is merit-based and informal — consistently valuable contributions earn trust naturally.
Community norms
Do
- Listen first, then debate
- Explain your reasoning when you vote
- Challenge ideas, not people
- Help newcomers feel welcome
Don't
- Personal attacks or motive-questioning
- Spam or promotional content
- Vote without reading the proposal
- Spread FUD without evidence
Staying informed
- Weekly digest of active proposals
- Governance dashboard (quorum, deadlines)
- Community-call calendar
- Monthly/quarterly project reports
Realistically, active participants spend 3–5 hours a month staying informed and voting; working-group leads invest 10–15 hours.