Watch some of our top users share how they leverage Quidli to achieve organizational objectives.
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“Helping people understand what [SporkDAO & SPORK tokens are] has been a challenge for us. They tend to get curious after receiving some SPORK and so Quidli helps a lot with the onboarding.”
In his community steward role, Derrek Coleman spends a lot of time making ETHDenver, SporkDAO, Ethereum and crypto/blockchain in general more accessible, especially now as public interest in web3 is greater than ever 🚀 He uses Quidli in his mission to spread awareness because of how easy it's made dropping SPORK to new members in the DAO's Slack and Discord.
ETHDenver 🦬 is an annual Ethereum blockchain event hosted in Denver, Colorado. Its unique BUIDLer spirit has propelled it to become one of the largest of its kind. SporkDAO is an initiative to shift ownership of ETHDenver to its active community members.
“Quidli facilitates community engagement, it’s been a fantastic tool to increase our communication on Discord.”
As program manager at dlab, Michael Maley is always looking for new ways to engage his network of founders, especially in their community's Discord 🔥 Quidli enables Michael and dlab community members to bring more positive sentiment to online interactions and helps incentivize members to better collaborate with each other 🤝
dlab provides early-stage startups with funding and resources across web3 verticals (DeFi, infrastructure, dapps and more).
“It's important for iExec to recognize the value [our community] brings to the table as well as to engage and keep them part of iExec. It's really mutually beneficial.”
For his community ambassador initiatives, Head of Community Strategy Blair Maclennan enjoys sending RLC rewards to Discord participants in order to keep top members engaged 🔋 To do so, he uses Quidli which enables him to seamlessly share RLC directly in chat without having to toggle back and forth between multiple tools.
iExec is a marketplace for decentralized cloud services. While built on Ethereum, the iExec protocol is powered by its own RLC token, which is short for "Run on Lots of Computers" 💻