Have you noticed that in the past 2–3 months, meme coin devs have stopped creating Telegram chats for their tokens? In fact, Telegram has almost become a red flag for scams.
And it makes sense: Telegram chats were flooded with spam, bots, and useless noise. On the other hand, you can only create an X (Twitter) community from a verified account with a blue checkmark, which immediately reveals the creator’s status — who follows them, how legit they are.
How can we evaluate an X-community?
Creator’s Account
The first thing to check is who created the community. If it’s a well-known smart with a good reputation and followed by strong accounts, the chances of people aping into the token go way up.
Member Accounts
If the members include lots of PFP Retardio, verified users, and big accounts — that’s a great sign. If it’s mostly empty profiles with AI-generated avatars and bios that just say “gm” — your odds are low. Unless the token has an ultra-strong narrative.
Content & Originality
If the community is filled with the same “to the moon” and “this would be 100M” screams — that’s weak. Creative, original content shows that holders have imagination and brains. Unconventional content → unconventional results.
Activity
It’s not just about what they post, but how often. Check the Latest tab — are new members joining? Is there real movement? Also, pay attention to likes, comments, reposts. If posts are getting traction — that’s a sign the community is actively boosting each other.
You can influence a token’s growth yourself. Make a decent account, get that blue checkmark, join a community and create some killer content. Don’t wait for the smarts to do everything for you.
