> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nectarliquid.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nectarliquid.com/community.md).

# Community

Stay up to date with Nectar Liquid news and connect with the community across the channels listed below.

#### Official Channels

The following channels carry verified announcements and updates directly from the Nectar Liquid team.

* Telegram Announcements for general updates and platform news
* Telegram Technical Announcements for real time core network alerts and smart contract updates
* Discord for community discussions and governance updates
* X (formerly Twitter) for public updates and ecosystem highlights
* Substack for deep dive monthly reviews and governance proposals
* Telegram (English) for open global discussion
* GitHub for open source smart contract repositories and official documentation files

#### Community Groups

The following spaces are dedicated to active discussions and peer to peer support.

* Telegram (Regional and Localized Markets) for discussions surrounding regional fiat tokens like the CNGN pair
* Telegram (Developer Support) for engineers integrating platform APIs
* Telegram Trading Chat for market analysis and leaderboard performance reviews

#### Environment Specific Technical Support

To support developers and traders across both operational networks, our community channels provide dedicated triage sections depending on your active deployment.

* Mainnet Support Channels
  * Core Focus: Monitoring production trading activity, real asset API integrations, and live network performance on Asset Chain Mainnet.
  * Target Audience: Production traders, institutional liquidity providers, and live integration partners.
* Beta Testnet Support Channels
  * Core Focus: Simulating arbitrage strategies, troubleshooting testnet faucet distributions, and validating REST API performance on Asset Chain Testnet.
  * Target Audience: Smart contract developers, alpha testers, and AI agent engineers configuring autonomous trading plugins.

#### Media Kit

The Nectar Liquid assets repository contains official brand materials. This includes high resolution logos for the Nectar Liquid exchange, the NECTAR token, and Nectarliquid pools in SVG and PNG formats for press and community use. Media kits include independent assets matching the visual design themes of both the Mainnet and Beta Testnet applications.

#### Courses and Education

The Nectar Liquid developer portal and ecosystem guides cover protocol mechanics, token pricing, fees, and advanced trading features. These educational resources are designed for both traders and developers building on the network, and they are sponsored by the Nectar Liquid DAO and Asset Chain.

The educational documentation is divided into two distinct configurations:

* Mainnet Integration Guides: Structured instructions for executing live programmatic trades, tracking real time protocol yield, and interacting with production contracts.
* Testnet Sandbox Tutorials: Step by step documentation for building autonomous AI agent trading skills, interacting with testnet endpoints, and deploying strategy bots without risking real capital.


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