Looking for an easy way to spark fun conversations in your NFT community? This or That templates make engagement simple and stress-free by inviting quick, playful choices. Use these ready-made prompts to liven up your space and get more members participating instantly.
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This or That content taps into the human instinct for quick decision-making and playful debate. By presenting two clear, relatable options, you make it easy for anyone to join in without overthinking. This format lowers the barrier to participation since members can respond in just a second, even if they are shy or new to the group.
NFT communities especially benefit from light, casual prompts that encourage both newcomers and veterans to share opinions. These questions build bonds between collectors and creators by revealing small preferences or personal tastes. Over time, regular use of This or That posts can transform passive lurkers into active contributors, fueling ongoing engagement and making your space feel lively and welcoming.
Which do you prefer: animated NFTs or static image NFTs?
💡 Example: "Which do you prefer: animated NFTs or static image NFTs?"
Would you rather mint a new NFT or buy one on secondary?
💡 Example: "Would you rather mint a new NFT or buy one on secondary?"
Are you team pixel art or team 3D art for NFTs?
💡 Example: "Are you team pixel art or team 3D art for NFTs? Tell us why!"
Do you prefer collecting NFTs for art or for utility?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer collecting NFTs for art or for utility?"
Which would you choose: rare 1-of-1 NFT or a popular series NFT?
💡 Example: "Which would you choose: rare 1-of-1 NFT or a popular series NFT?"
Would you rather win an airdrop or get early access to a mint?
💡 Example: "Would you rather win an airdrop or get early access to a mint? Share your pick!"
Are you more into PFP NFTs or utility NFTs?
💡 Example: "Are you more into PFP NFTs or utility NFTs?"
Would you rather hold or flip your NFTs?
💡 Example: "Would you rather hold or flip your NFTs?"
Are you a fan of NFT games or NFT art?
💡 Example: "Are you a fan of NFT games or NFT art?"
Which is cooler: NFT avatars or NFT tickets?
💡 Example: "Which is cooler: NFT avatars or NFT tickets?"
Do you prefer NFTs on Ethereum or on Solana?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer NFTs on Ethereum or on Solana? Let us know!"
Would you rather join a whitelist or enter a raffle?
💡 Example: "Would you rather join a whitelist or enter a raffle?"
NFT art reveal: do you like surprises or sneak peeks?
💡 Example: "NFT art reveal: do you like surprises or sneak peeks?"
Are you more of a collector or a creator?
💡 Example: "Are you more of a collector or a creator? Tell us your story!"
Would you rather have exclusive merch or exclusive Discord access?
💡 Example: "Would you rather have exclusive merch or exclusive Discord access?"
Which NFT drop do you prefer: slow reveal or instant reveal?
💡 Example: "Which NFT drop do you prefer: slow reveal or instant reveal?"
Would you rather get an NFT with music or with video?
💡 Example: "Would you rather get an NFT with music or with video?"
Are you a fan of limited editions or open editions?
💡 Example: "Are you a fan of limited editions or open editions?"
Which utility would you pick: voting rights or event invites?
💡 Example: "Which utility would you pick: voting rights or event invites?"
Would you rather join an NFT DAO or a traditional art club?
💡 Example: "Would you rather join an NFT DAO or a traditional art club?"
Are you more excited by new NFT projects or classic collections?
💡 Example: "Are you more excited by new NFT projects or classic collections?"
Do you prefer NFT collaborations or solo artist drops?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer NFT collaborations or solo artist drops?"
Which would you rather have: NFT badges or NFT trophies?
💡 Example: "Which would you rather have: NFT badges or NFT trophies?"
Would you rather display NFTs on your profile or in a virtual gallery?
💡 Example: "Would you rather display NFTs on your profile or in a virtual gallery?"
Are you team rarity traits or team unique story?
💡 Example: "Are you team rarity traits or team unique story?"
Would you rather use NFTs for gaming or for music?
💡 Example: "Would you rather use NFTs for gaming or for music?"
Would you pick a mysterious NFT or a fully revealed one?
💡 Example: "Would you pick a mysterious NFT or a fully revealed one?"
Are you more into supporting indie NFT artists or big brands?
💡 Example: "Are you more into supporting indie NFT artists or big brands?"
Which do you care about more: NFT community or NFT utility?
💡 Example: "Which do you care about more: NFT community or NFT utility?"
Would you rather attend a virtual NFT event or an in-person meetup?
💡 Example: "Would you rather attend a virtual NFT event or an in-person meetup?"
Are you more likely to collect NFTs for fun or for profit?
💡 Example: "Are you more likely to collect NFTs for fun or for profit?"
Which NFT trait do you prefer: color variations or accessories?
💡 Example: "Which NFT trait do you prefer: color variations or accessories?"
Would you rather get NFT tips on Discord or Twitter?
💡 Example: "Would you rather get NFT tips on Discord or Twitter?"
Are you into NFT memes or NFT educational threads?
💡 Example: "Are you into NFT memes or NFT educational threads?"
Which is more important: NFT roadmap or NFT team?
💡 Example: "Which is more important: NFT roadmap or NFT team? Tell us why!"
Would you rather own 10 common NFTs or 1 rare NFT?
💡 Example: "Would you rather own 10 common NFTs or 1 rare NFT?"
Are you more interested in NFT airdrops or NFT staking?
💡 Example: "Are you more interested in NFT airdrops or NFT staking?"
Would you rather get NFT news from YouTube or podcasts?
💡 Example: "Would you rather get NFT news from YouTube or podcasts?"
Do you prefer NFTs with real-world perks or digital-only?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer NFTs with real-world perks or digital-only?"
Are you more excited by NFT auctions or fixed price sales?
💡 Example: "Are you more excited by NFT auctions or fixed price sales?"
Would you rather attend an NFT workshop or an NFT gallery tour?
💡 Example: "Would you rather attend an NFT workshop or an NFT gallery tour?"
To use these templates, simply copy and paste a question into your community platform of choice. Schedule posts regularly—such as once or twice a week—to keep the conversation fresh. Encourage everyone to reply and, if appropriate, ask members to explain their choice for extra interaction. Rotate themes based on NFT trends or your community's interests to maintain relevance and excitement.
These templates are designed for all platforms. On Discord and Telegram, post during peak hours and pin the prompt for visibility. For Twitter and Facebook, pair with a simple graphic or poll. On forums or Reddit, use bold text or emojis to highlight the question. Always reply to answers to keep the conversation going.
You can create 'This or That' polls that juxtapose NFTs known primarily for their utility (like access passes, staking rewards, or in-game assets) with those valued mainly for their artistic merit. For example: 'Utility NFTs vs Art NFTs—Which type excites you more?' This format not only prompts members to share their preferences but also encourages deeper discussions around the evolving purposes of NFTs in the ecosystem.
Consider prompts such as 'Whitelist minting vs Public minting—Which feels fairer?' or 'Gas wars vs Raffles—Which minting strategy do you prefer?' These targeted questions let you gather feedback on launch mechanics, helping your team understand user pain points and preferred experiences unique to NFT drops.
Deploy prompts like 'Ethereum NFTs vs Solana NFTs—Which blockchain do you collect on more?' or 'Polygon vs BNB Chain—Which marketplace feels smoother?' These comparisons are highly relevant to NFT communities, helping members discuss issues like transaction speed, gas fees, and ecosystem growth while learning from each other’s experiences.
Craft prompts such as '1/1 Legendary NFTs vs High-Tier Traits—Which would you rather own?' or 'Ultra-rare vs Floor NFTs—What’s more important to your collecting strategy?' This approach leverages NFT-specific language and helps you understand how your community values rarity, which can inform future collection design and marketing.
Pose questions such as 'Flipping for quick gains vs HODLing for project growth—Which is your NFT strategy?' This invites honest debate around trading philosophies, risk tolerance, and project loyalty, while giving everyone a voice in the broader NFT investment discourse.
Absolutely! Use prompts like 'Staking rewards vs IRL event access—Which utility would you rather have in our next drop?' These targeted questions gather actionable feedback on utility preferences, ensuring that your community’s voice shapes the future direction and value proposition of your NFT offerings.
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