Web3 & Crypto Discord Server Templates

Project and DAO servers with a verification gate, announcements, governance, holder-only channels and scam-resistant defaults.

10 templates

DAO Governance Hub

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A governance server for a DAO: a proposal pipeline, working groups, treasury transparency and a decision archive.

2382Medium

Blockchain Learning Server

A study server for learning how blockchains work: a staged path, a no-advice rule and reading groups with no promotion.

18102Small

Community Safety Desk

A safety-first server for an on-chain community: verified links, scam reports, an impersonation log and rescue guidance.

1671Small

NFT Art Collection Community

An artist-led server for a digital art collection: the work itself, holder rooms, provenance and a stated roadmap.

1771Small

NFT Collector Lounge

A lounge for collectors across many artists: curated showcases, artist discovery, display setups and provenance talk.

1692Small

Onchain Game Guild

A guild for onchain games: per-game strategy rooms, shared asset stewardship, playtest feedback and a lending log.

23104Medium

Open-Source Web3 Project

A contributor server for an open-source protocol codebase: RFCs, good first issues, maintainer calls and grant work.

23102Medium

Protocol Developer Support

A developer server for a protocol: help split by layer, testnet status, SDK releases and an answer archive.

25102Medium

Token Holder Community

A community server for holders: project updates, verified holder rooms, an open questions channel and no price talk.

1672Small

Web3 Security and Audits

A working server for security researchers and audit teams: engagements, coordinated disclosure and post-mortem study.

2072Small

About Web3 & Crypto templates

Web3 servers are targets, so these templates are built defensively before they are built socially. Every layout opens with a verification gate: a member sees only the verify, rules and announcements channels until a holder or verified role is granted, links are locked in the general channels, and a scam-alerts channel is pinned near the top. Above the gate, the project side carries announcements, updates and a governance category with proposals and a voting channel; the community side carries general chat, a support channel that routes personal wallet issues into private tickets rather than public chat, and an alpha or holders-only category visible to verified holders. DAO layouts add working-group categories with their own roles and a treasury-updates channel; NFT collection layouts add a showcase forum and a trading channel that is read-only until verification; developer-focused protocol layouts add a technical forum and a grants channel. Roles are tiered by verification rather than seniority, with team roles clearly marked and a moderator tier that cannot post in announcements. Auto-Mod, Anti-Raid and Protection are the features to enable first here; Tickets keep wallet questions private; Reminders announce votes.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the verification gate actually do?

It hides everything except verify, rules and announcements from unverified members. Grant the verified or holder role through your wallet-verification bot of choice; the template's overwrites do the rest.

Why can moderators not post in announcements?

Because a compromised moderator account is the most common way a fake mint link reaches a whole server. Only the team role can post there, and the channel is read-only for everyone else.

Does Vetox verify wallets?

No. Vetox provides the structure, moderation, anti-raid and ticketing; wallet verification comes from a dedicated bot, and these templates leave a channel and a role ready for it.

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