Looking to spark more conversations in your Web3 community but not sure where to start? This or That prompts make it effortless to generate fun, low-pressure engagement. Use these ready-made templates to get your members clicking, commenting, and connecting instantly.
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This or That content works because it lowers the barrier to participation. By offering two clear choices, members do not have to overthink their response, making engagement feel easy and fun. The playful, low-stakes nature of these prompts encourages even your quietest members to jump in.
Psychologically, people are wired to make quick decisions when given options. The binary format also sparks curiosity—members want to see how others vote, fueling conversation and debate. In Web3 spaces, where topics can get technical, this approach brings a much-needed sense of lightness and community.
NFT art or NFT music? Which would you rather collect?
💡 Example: "NFT art or NFT music? Which would you rather collect?"
DAO voting - on-chain or off-chain? What is your pick?
💡 Example: "DAO voting - on-chain or off-chain? What is your pick?"
Metaverse meetups or IRL events? Which excites you more?
💡 Example: "Metaverse meetups or IRL events? Which excites you more?"
Faster transactions or lower fees? Which do you value more in a blockchain?
💡 Example: "Faster transactions or lower fees? Which do you value more in a blockchain?"
Profile pic NFTs or utility NFTs? What is your style?
💡 Example: "Profile pic NFTs or utility NFTs? What is your style?"
Discord or Telegram? Where do you prefer to chat Web3?
💡 Example: "Discord or Telegram? Where do you prefer to chat Web3?"
Staking or HODLing? Which strategy do you use?
💡 Example: "Staking or HODLing? Which strategy do you use?"
DeFi or GameFi? Which world are you more into?
💡 Example: "DeFi or GameFi? Which world are you more into?"
ETH or BTC? No wrong answers, just pick one!
💡 Example: "ETH or BTC? No wrong answers, just pick one!"
Airdrops or early access? Which do you hope for?
💡 Example: "Airdrops or early access? Which do you hope for?"
Anonymous or doxxed founders? What gives you more trust?
💡 Example: "Anonymous or doxxed founders? What gives you more trust?"
Minting or trading? Which do you enjoy more?
💡 Example: "Minting or trading? Which do you enjoy more?"
Bull market or bear market? Which one motivates you?
💡 Example: "Bull market or bear market? Which one motivates you?"
Learning from videos or reading docs? How do you learn Web3?
💡 Example: "Learning from videos or reading docs? How do you learn Web3?"
Gas wars or waiting for drops? How do you play it?
💡 Example: "Gas wars or waiting for drops? How do you play it?"
Yield farming or NFT flipping? Which is more your thing?
💡 Example: "Yield farming or NFT flipping? Which is more your thing?"
Light mode or dark mode? How do you set your crypto tools?
💡 Example: "Light mode or dark mode? How do you set your crypto tools?"
Cold wallet or hot wallet? How do you store your coins?
💡 Example: "Cold wallet or hot wallet? How do you store your coins?"
Automated trading bots or manual trades? What is your move?
💡 Example: "Automated trading bots or manual trades? What is your move?"
OpenSea or Magic Eden? Where do you browse NFTs?
💡 Example: "OpenSea or Magic Eden? Where do you browse NFTs?"
L2 scaling or sidechains? Which tech excites you more?
💡 Example: "L2 scaling or sidechains? Which tech excites you more?"
Public or private Discord servers? Where do you feel safer?
💡 Example: "Public or private Discord servers? Where do you feel safer?"
Crypto memes or educational threads? What grabs your attention?
💡 Example: "Crypto memes or educational threads? What grabs your attention?"
Long-term holding or quick flips? Which do you prefer?
💡 Example: "Long-term holding or quick flips? Which do you prefer?"
Solidity or Rust? If you could code in one, which would you pick?
💡 Example: "Solidity or Rust? If you could code in one, which would you pick?"
Earning tokens or earning NFTs? Which is more rewarding to you?
💡 Example: "Earning tokens or earning NFTs? Which is more rewarding to you?"
Whitepaper or roadmap? Which do you check first?
💡 Example: "Whitepaper or roadmap? Which do you check first?"
OG status or early adopter? Which title would you rather have?
💡 Example: "OG status or early adopter? Which title would you rather have?"
Crypto podcasts or YouTube streams? How do you stay updated?
💡 Example: "Crypto podcasts or YouTube streams? How do you stay updated?"
Game nights or AMA sessions? Which community event do you join?
💡 Example: "Game nights or AMA sessions? Which community event do you join?"
Web3 jobs or side gigs? How are you building in crypto?
💡 Example: "Web3 jobs or side gigs? How are you building in crypto?"
Token-gated access or open access? Which do you prefer for communities?
💡 Example: "Token-gated access or open access? Which do you prefer for communities?"
Daily check-ins or weekly roundups? Which keeps you engaged?
💡 Example: "Daily check-ins or weekly roundups? Which keeps you engaged?"
Memecoin fun or blue chip coins? What is your vibe?
💡 Example: "Memecoin fun or blue chip coins? What is your vibe?"
Open source or closed source? Which do you trust more?
💡 Example: "Open source or closed source? Which do you trust more?"
Crypto swag or digital badges? Which would you rather earn?
💡 Example: "Crypto swag or digital badges? Which would you rather earn?"
Mobile wallets or desktop wallets? What do you use most?
💡 Example: "Mobile wallets or desktop wallets? What do you use most?"
Pseudonyms or real names? How do you present yourself in Web3?
💡 Example: "Pseudonyms or real names? How do you present yourself in Web3?"
Governance quizzes or meme contests? What would you join?
💡 Example: "Governance quizzes or meme contests? What would you join?"
Learning by doing or learning by reading? How do you approach new Web3 tools?
💡 Example: "Learning by doing or learning by reading? How do you approach new Web3 tools?"
NFT avatars or custom emojis? Which makes chatting more fun?
💡 Example: "NFT avatars or custom emojis? Which makes chatting more fun?"
POAPs or XP points? What would you rather collect?
💡 Example: "POAPs or XP points? What would you rather collect?"
Sneak peeks or full reveals? How do you like your project updates?
💡 Example: "Sneak peeks or full reveals? How do you like your project updates?"
To use these templates, simply copy and paste your chosen prompt into your community platform of choice. Tailor any details to fit your project or current events. Post during times of higher activity to maximize responses, and occasionally follow up with a comment or poll to keep the conversation going. Encourage members to share why they picked their choice to deepen engagement.
These prompts are perfect for all platforms: use polls or Stories on Discord, Telegram, and Twitter for quick voting; on forums or Slack, post as a simple question and pin or highlight top replies. Adjust the timing and format to match your community's activity peaks.
You can tailor 'This or That' prompts to compare popular Layer 1 blockchains (like Ethereum vs Solana) or highlight Layer 2 scaling solutions (such as Optimism vs Arbitrum). This not only educates your community but also encourages members to share technical insights, scalability concerns, and user experience stories unique to Web3 infrastructure.
Focus your 'This or That' prompts on governance choices, such as 'On-chain voting or Snapshot off-chain votes?' or 'Quadratic voting vs one-person-one-vote?'. These questions invite nuanced debate about key DAO mechanisms and help members reflect on governance frameworks relevant to decentralized organizations.
Absolutely! Crafting posts like 'ERC-721 or ERC-1155?' encourages members to share their experience minting, trading, or building with these standards. This feedback can reveal preferences in NFT utility, flexibility, and interoperability, all critical topics in the Web3 ecosystem.
Phrase questions neutrally and encourage respectful discussion, e.g., 'Which do you prefer for DeFi: Uniswap or SushiSwap, and why?' Emphasize learning from different protocols rather than competition, and consider adding disclaimers asking for constructive feedback rather than maximalist arguments.
Yes! Posts like 'Custodial wallet or non-custodial wallet?' open up space for experienced members to share pros, cons, and security best practices. This peer-driven discussion can demystify core Web3 concepts in a relatable, interactive format for newcomers.
Create prompts highlighting cutting-edge tech, such as 'zk-SNARKs or optimistic rollups for scalability?' This not only uncovers your community’s technical literacy but also surfaces real-world preferences and concerns, helping you identify knowledge gaps or areas for further discussion.
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