Executive summary
·156 total interactions logged in April across 4 platforms — a slight 2% increase from March's 153. Telegram dominated with 78%, driven by high activity across regional community channels (Turkey, Korea, Trading Unofficial). Twitter at 11%, Discord at 10%, Email at 1%.
·Other/General Inquiries became the #1 category (23.1%) — largely driven by sentiment discussions, price queries, and scam warnings from community channels. Product/Roadmap (16.7%) and Gendrop/Claims (10.3%) followed, with Migration queries (9.6%) persisting for the 4th consecutive month.
·April data includes full community channel interactions (Turkey, Korea, Trading Unofficial) for the first time, providing broader visibility into user sentiment across regional groups.
·User activity peaked at UTC 09:00–10:00 (9 interactions). Europe/MENA dominated at 74%, driven by Turkey and Korea community channels. Americas at 15% and Asia-Pacific at 11%.
·Europe/MENA's 74% share reflects the addition of Turkey and Korea community data. A significant surge of activity occurred on Apr 17–21 (27 interactions on Apr 18 alone), driven by negative sentiment around price, OKX/DAMAC deal uncertainty, and product delays.
·Compared to March, Telegram surged +47% (83→122) driven by community channel inclusion, while Twitter fell −29% (24→17), Discord fell −50% (32→16), and Email fell −93% (14→1). Overall volume was stable at +2%, masking a structural shift toward Telegram community engagement.