TGMetrics
Mina Protocol Telegram Group
MINA · Mina ProtocolMembers and Members online Over Time
4 snapshots since 2026-09-06First day of tracking. Both lines fill in with each daily snapshot.
Trust Signals
Mixed signals 52Confidence medium: based on 99 messages, 3 snapshots, tracked since today. Scores start at 60 and move with each signal; nothing scores 100.
- 0 of 15,833 members posted this week, more than 0% of groups its size (-20)
- 6.0% of members online, more than 98% of groups its size (+13)
- Spam score 25: 25% of messages are repeats or bot posts (-4)
Community Activity
Last 7 days, from collected messagesVery few members are actually talking for a group this size. Counts come from messages the collector has read so far; they grow as history accumulates. No individual member is identified or stored.
MINA Price
CoinGecko, 2026-09-06 17:26 UTCDiscussion Pulse
33 member messages, last 7 daysKey Facts
| Handle | @minaprotocol |
| Type | Telegram group |
| Members | 15,833 |
| Official for | Mina Protocol (MINA) |
| MINA price | $0.0766 +2.7% |
| Posts per day | 3.9 |
| Members online | 971 |
| Controversy | 5 / 100 |
| Trust score | 52 / 100, mixed signals, medium confidence |
| Lookalike handles | 2 |
| Tracked since | 2026-09-06 |
Group Activity
Hours from the last 500 messagesThe group averages 3.9 messages a day, with 0.2 replies per message on average and 13% of messages getting at least one reply. 971 members were online at the last check, 6.1% of the group. Busiest hours are 10:00, 11:00, 12:00 UTC.
Lookalike Handles
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Close in sizeAbout Mina Protocol
Written from the data, 2026-09-06Mina Protocol (@minaprotocol) is a Telegram group with 15,833 members focused on a zero-knowledge proof blockchain project. The group serves developers, node operators, and community members interested in the protocol's technical updates and ecosystem.
Activity in the group is low, with only 32 messages posted over the last week and 6.0% of members currently online. The community's most recent focus has been on the Mesa mainnet upgrade that activated in early September 2026, which received positive reactions from members.
The trust score of 52 reflects mixed signals: while member engagement is minimal with no human posters contributing this week, 25% of messages are automated repeats or bot posts, primarily consisting of welcome messages. The group is substantially smaller than similar protocol communities but maintains a stable membership base.
What gets posted. Posts consist mainly of automated welcome messages, official o1Labs team updates on protocol upgrades and ecosystem developments, and occasional member questions about wallet support, staking options, and technical concerns. Members discuss topics like wallet choices, transaction speed, and the protocol's zero-knowledge capabilities, though conversations are sparse and often one-directional responses to official announcements.
Who it is for. This group is most useful for people already familiar with Mina Protocol who want to receive official updates, ask technical questions about staking and wallets, or follow ecosystem announcements. It offers limited value for newcomers seeking active discussion or peer support, given the minimal engagement from the membership.
Key Takeaways
- No organic member posts were recorded in the tracking period; the 32 messages were predominantly automated welcome content and official team updates.
- The Mesa mainnet upgrade was the primary topic, with members expressing support for the completed hard fork that implemented reduced slot times and expanded state limits.
- A 25% spam rate driven by repeated automated welcome messages significantly reduces signal-to-noise ratio for community participants.
- Two lookalike Telegram handles exist for this community, creating potential for impersonation or scam confusion.
- Members discussed concerns about projects leaving the Mina ecosystem but received limited substantive responses.
Before You Join
- Two lookalike community handles exist; verify you are in @minaprotocol (the official group) before discussing holdings or personal information.
- The spam score of 25% indicates substantial bot-generated content that clutters genuine discussion, making it harder to identify authentic member activity.
- Members have flagged impersonators attempting to engage in the group; be cautious of direct messages claiming to be from other members or team representatives.
Mina Protocol is a crypto Telegram group with 15,833 members, ranked 683 of 7,145 indexed communities by size and 403 among groups. It posts about 3.9 times a day. At the last check 971 members were online, 6.1% of the group. Its trust score is 52 of 100 (mixed signals). It is the community listed on CoinGecko for Mina Protocol (MINA), market cap rank 279. 2 lookalike handles resemble it; verify before joining.
Source: Telegram's public data for @minaprotocol, collected by TGMetrics. Figures as of 2026-09-06. See the methodology.
Frequently Asked Questions
How active is the Mina Protocol Telegram community?
Activity is very low, with only 32 messages in the past week and no human members posting. Approximately 6.0% of the 15,833 members are online at any given time, and 25% of all messages are automated repeats or bots.
What do members actually discuss?
Members ask technical questions about wallet compatibility with upgrades, compare staking options between different platforms, and discuss the protocol's zero-knowledge technology and transaction speeds. Recent discussions focused on the completed Mesa mainnet upgrade.
Is this the official Mina Protocol community?
Yes, this is the official Telegram group (@minaprotocol), but there are two lookalike handles in circulation. Always verify the handle before joining to avoid impersonation attempts.
What was the Mesa upgrade about?
The Mesa upgrade was a mainnet hard fork that activated in early September 2026, implementing reduced slot times, increased account update limits, and expanded on-chain state size limits. It required 8 hours of scheduled network downtime.
Where can I find technical support or developer resources?
The group's pinned welcome messages direct members to the official Mina website, a Discord server for the developer community, and the protocol's blog for updates. Primary technical support and discussions happen on Discord rather than Telegram.
Is this community worth joining if I want active discussion?
If you seek peer-to-peer discussion, this group offers limited value given minimal member engagement; the Discord server linked in the welcome messages appears to be the primary hub for active community conversation.
What is Mina Protocol's market position?
Mina (MINA) has a market cap rank of 279 on CoinGecko with a market cap of approximately 99.5 million dollars. The token trades at around 0.077 dollars and has experienced significant long-term decline from its all-time high.
Is @minaprotocol the official Mina Protocol Telegram?
Yes. It is the Telegram community listed for Mina Protocol (MINA) on CoinGecko, market cap rank 279. 2 lookalike handles exist, listed above.
How do I verify the official link?
Open the project's own website or its CoinGecko listing and follow the Telegram link from there. Official handles never ask for seed phrases or wallet connections in chat.
How is the trust score calculated?
Every community starts at 60 and each signal moves it by a stated weight, measured against communities of similar size in this index. Groups are scored on how many members actually post, share online, spam share, join bursts, growth smoothness, and age. Thin data caps the score and lowers confidence; nothing scores 100.
What is the MINA price right now?
Mina Protocol trades at $0.0766, +2.7% in 24 hours and +87.0% in 30 days, with a market cap of $99.1M. Prices come from CoinGecko and refresh every two hours.
How often is this updated?
Member counts are snapshotted at least daily, hourly for active channels. Post metrics are re-read at 1 hour, 24 hours, and 7 days after posting.