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# Groups

Community “Social Boosters”: turn token talk into shared context, and make community engagement happen directly inside chats.

Community features in Conso focus on high-velocity Web3 group behavior: people share contract addresses, ask “what is this token?”, and need a fast way to align on the same market context—plus occasional “engagement spikes” to drive participation.

<mark style="background-color:$primary;">**Typical use cases**</mark>

* Someone drops a CA/ticker in a group and you need a shared, up-to-date price view.
* You want to increase participation during an AMA, onboarding, or milestone moment.
* You want chat-native interactions that don’t require everyone to open external apps.

<mark style="background-color:$primary;">**What you get**</mark>

* Live-updating Token Price Cards: a compact market card you can post in chat from a CA or ticker.
* CoinBox: a “send & claim” chat mechanic for community engagement moments.

<mark style="background-color:$primary;">**Key parts**</mark>

* Token Price Card (CoinHub) — generated from a contract address (CA) or ticker
* CoinBox — send and claim directly in chats and groups

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#### How it works

<mark style="background-color:$primary;">**Token Price Card: make “context” shareable**</mark>

In Web3 communities, the real problem is not “no price data,” it’s that everyone sees different price screens at different times. The Token Price Card solves this by:

* letting a sender post a single card that becomes the shared reference
* keeping the card live-updating so the discussion stays anchored to the same context
* supporting a clean jump to deeper details when needed

<mark style="background-color:$primary;">**CoinBox: make engagement native**</mark>

CoinBox is designed for moments where you want the group to do something together:

* onboarding and welcomes
* community milestones
* participation prompts

  The design intent is simple: keep the entire “send → claim → react” loop inside chat.

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#### FAQ

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<summary><mark style="color:$info;">Is CoinBox only for groups?</mark></summary>

It’s best in groups, but can also be used in direct chats depending on your configuration.

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<summary><mark style="color:$info;">Why do Token Price Cards matter if I already have a market app?</mark></summary>

Because the card makes market context shareable inside a conversation, not just viewable by you.It’s best in groups, but can also be used in direct chats depending on your configuration.

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