Communication Style

Learn TRAST's community communication style guidelines for fostering constructive discussions, sharing valuable insights, and maintaining a positive environment.

🎯 Core message examples

Quick descriptions

• "Instant verification for web3 stuff"
• "Quick checks right in your chat"
• "Zero extra steps needed"

Feature highlights

• "Type @ in any TG chat"
• "Search what interests you"
• "Get instant signals where you chat"

Call-to-actions

• "Ready to try?"
• "What interests you?"
• "Pop in & see yourself"

🔍 Search terms & keywords

Core terms

• Tokens
• Memecoins
• Dexs
• Ens
• Web3

Action words

• Verify
• Check
• Search
• Look up
• Spot

⚡️ Message structures

Quick guide format

Title: clear purpose
⚡️ Main feature
🔍 How to use
🎯 What you get

Update format

🔥 Status check:
• Key metrics
• Quick insights
• Next steps

Tutorial format

Quick guide:
1. First step
2. What to do
3. What happens
4. Next moves

💡 Style elements

Tone

• Casual but professional

• Direct and clear

• No corporate speak

• No ai-generated feel

Emojis

⚡️ New/exciting
🔍 Search/find
🎯 Target/goal
🔥 Hot/active
👀 Look/see

Language tips

• Use "TG" instead of "Telegram"

• Keep it short and punchy

• Avoid technical jargon

• Use community slang naturally

🚀 Feature presentation

Core benefits

• No extra steps
• Right in chat
• Instant results
• Simple process

Technical features

• Real-time signals
• Community insights
• Quick verification
• Smart alerts

📊 Activity updates

Progress format

🔥 Quick check:
[Metric] - [casual comment]
[Status] - [engagement prompt]

Community updates

• Show real numbers
• Keep it casual
• Invite participation
• Celebrate milestones

Remember: always aim for authentic, engaging communication that feels natural and helpful.