Community & Support

Building a strong community is crucial for Polypump’s success, as the platform’s value comes from active users and their collective wisdom in predictions. There are several channels available for support, feedback, and discussion:

• Telegram Community: Join the Polypump community on Telegram to discuss market ideas, share tips, and get help. (For example, the Polypump Official Chat is available at t.me/polypumpbot – link to the actual group). In this group, you can interact directly with the development team and other users. It’s a great place to ask questions if you’re unsure how to use the platform, or to propose new features and market suggestions. The Telegram bot mentioned earlier is also often present in the chat for quick queries.

• Twitter (X): Follow @Polypumpfun on X (Twitter) for announcements and updates. Official news, such as new feature releases, scheduled maintenance, or interesting market highlights, will be posted there. The team also shares educational threads on how to use Polypump effectively and retweets community content (for instance, a user’s analysis of a particular prediction market). If you create content about Polypump, don’t hesitate to tag the account – they often engage and might feature your insights.

• Developer Channels: For those interested in the technical side or contributing, Polypump has a presence on developer communities. Code updates and technical discussions are shared via a GitHub repository (planned to be opened to public soon). There is also a Discord server in the works for more in-depth dev talk, troubleshooting integration issues, and coordinating open-source contributions. The link to join will be provided on the official channels once ready.

• Feedback and Beta Testing: Polypump is currently in beta, and the team actively welcomes feedback. If you encounter bugs or have suggestions, you can report them through a GitBook feedback form or a GitHub issues page (whichever is provided). Additionally, there’s a Beta Feedback Form link on the docs site where early users can submit their experiences and suggestions. The developers reward constructive feedback – active beta testers might receive $POLYPUMP tokens or other perks as a thank you.

• Pump.fun Ecosystem Support: Since Polypump is part of pump.fun, the broader pump.fun support resources are also at your disposal. The pump.fun support portal (Telegram channel soon) is a hub for general questions about the ecosystem (coin launches, bonding curve issues, etc.), and they can direct Polypump-specific questions to the right place. There’s also an official pump.fun blog and Medium where periodic ecosystem updates are posted, and Polypump is featured in those when major milestones are achieved.

Community Growth Plans: Looking forward, Polypump aims to implement a governance model where $POLYPUMP holders can propose and vote on platform changes (for example, adjusting fee percentages or adding new types of markets). As the user base grows, community-driven initiatives like prediction tournaments, leaderboards (to showcase top predictors), and referral programs will be introduced to encourage growth. Educational content – such as tutorials, webinars, and possibly “Polypump University” articles – are planned to help users of all experience levels get comfortable with predictive markets.

Remember, we’re all experimenting with this new form of meme coin prediction market. Your feedback is invaluable. Whether it’s a suggestion for a new feature or reporting a glitch in the interface, the Polypump team is listening. Join the conversation on Telegram or X, and help shape the future of predictive markets in the pump.fun ecosystem!