Stop scrolling. This one's worth your 15 seconds. @SolanaFndn just backed DiScore with a $5,000 USDC grant through @SuperteamUKR. Why it matters: this entire industry runs on reputation, and until now, nobody could verify it. Everyone claims they contribute. Almost no one can prove it. DiScore turns raw Discord activity into provable contribution. Who builds, who carries, who shows up. On-chain, verifiable, no vibes. You're reading this post right now. Soon, your community will be reading its own score. That's the plan, and it just got funded.

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Been cooking something The new User Profile is almost ready Your entire contribution history, your real score, everything you've actually done in a community, all in one place Soon your reputation follows you, not the other way around

building a product that tells founders their community metrics are fake going great

An AI-generated image of AI fighting with AI is generational

Quick question for Discord server owners & founders 👇 What’s the #1 thing that frustrates you the most about your community right now? A) Too many lurkers, not enough real OGs B) Hard to know who actually contributes C) Bots & farmers ruining engagement D) Something else (reply) Drop your answer below. Curious to hear what you’re dealing with 🔥

Spending the last weeks by integrating Solana into DiScore for the hackathon. At the same time, DiScore is monitoring the servers and users. One thing became obvious very quickly: as Discord communities scale, understanding what’s actually happening inside them gets much harder. Curious if @mattytay has thought about this problem too.

As Discord grows, it becomes harder to understand what’s actually happening. In one server most messages got 0 replies, a small group drove most discussions and off-topic activity dominating. From the outside - “active”. In reality - low interaction. With DiScore you see: - which conversations actually matter - what and who people respond to - where it’s just noise Same Discord. Different understanding.

There are 4 types of users on every Discord server: - Noise - Reactor - Contributor - Driver Can you easily tell who’s who without DiScore?

Founders often talk about community strength. But when asked to prove it, they fall back to: - message count - user count None of which show real contribution. That’s what DiScore is fixing.

One of the hardest problems in growing a Discord community - finding people you can trust with responsibility. Usually this process looks like: - Observe chat - Ask team members - Look at 50 useless "activity" charts Because of proven effectiveness, candidate discovery becomes much more obvious. With DiScore, you can see who: - Understands & uses your product - Fits your ideal user profile - Actually brings value Instead of guessing - you shortlist.