Community
Find the people, code, and public record.
PEPEPOW is maintained through open repositories, public network services, dated announcements, and community discussion. When details matter, follow the source and check that it is current.
Entry points
Choose the right community entry point.
Discord
Join the main public PEPEPOW discussion channel for community conversation and support.
Join Discord →Twitter / X
Follow PEPEPOW community updates and public project activity.
Follow PEPEW Community →Telegram announcements
Receive PEPEPOW announcements and important project updates on Telegram.
Open announcement channel →Telegram chat · EN
Join the English-language PEPEPOW community chat for discussion and support.
Join Telegram chat →Website source
Review or contribute to pepepow.net. The public GitHub main branch is the website’s source of truth.
Open site repository →PEPEPOW Core
Inspect PEPEPOW Core source code, releases, issues, and technical history.
Open Core repository →Announcements
Browse releases, network changes, community notices, votes, and other dated project records.
Browse announcements →Explorer
Check current chain and network data before relying on an older announcement or technical guide.
Open Explorer →Community infrastructure
Find current community and lab pool links together with the latest mining guidance.
Open mining resources →Participation
Keep participation open, traceable, and safe.
- Verify before repeating
- Prefer current source code, releases, Explorer data, and dated announcements over screenshots or copied instructions.
- Protect keys and recovery material
- Never post private keys, wallet.dat files, seed phrases, masternode keys, or RPC credentials in public support channels.
- Keep historical context
- Older announcements are useful records, but versions, exchanges, pools, peer addresses, and recovery steps can become obsolete.
- Contribute reproducibly
- Submit website corrections through the public repository so changes can be reviewed, traced, and rebuilt from source.
History and governance
The archive records what happened; current pages show what applies now.
Community votes, funding discussions, service changes, releases, and incident updates are preserved in the announcement archive. Use those dated records to understand decisions and history, then confirm today’s operational state on the relevant current page, repository, or Explorer.