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I'ts more of a protocol right ? I've heard about that one, but I struggled to use it though the thunderbird integrated client for matrix. I might give it another chance with a better client though
I use element for Matrix and it's pretty similar to the Discord client.
Yes, matrix is the protocol behind the tech.
As @krause said, element is the most popular client with matrix.org as the most popular instance. If you're looking to setup your own instance, check out synapse.