# Communicating with Token Holders

One of the most fundamental use cases for your token is to create a closer connection to your community through communication. You can create a space on platforms like [Telegram](/token-integrations-guide/communication/spaces/telegram.md) or [Discord](/token-integrations-guide/communication/spaces/discord.md) with chats that are for your biggest token holders only. This gives you direct access to your most engaged community members. And for them, they have direct access to you!

To create a group chat like this we need to automate verifying peoples wallets and monitoring holdings. To do this we can use bots like [Collabland](/token-integrations-guide/communication/gating-tools-and-bots/collabland.md), [Guild](/token-integrations-guide/communication/gating-tools-and-bots/guild.md), or [Vulcan](/token-integrations-guide/communication/gating-tools-and-bots/vulcan.md).

In Discord, the gate you create can be used for Stage and Video channels. Here you can do things like share unreleased work or give behind the scenes look with screen sharing.&#x20;


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