Dlive is running a centralized scam with Lino Tokens, 99.9% of the tokens owned by ONE address

No that is correct info and its the truth, sadly you seem to have drinken the Dlive koolaid and now you have no idea what your talking about! So so sad that the actual BoxMining believes Lino is its "own blockchain" :D hah thatd be funny if it wasnt a serious problem with influencers like you potentially spreading disinfo simply because you want to defend some recent story you may have done on your blog or youtube channel about dlive

Look I know its hard for you to REALIZE that Pewdiepie could have promoted a scam, but dude, he did, and im sorry you also dont have the time to look into these things like Steemians do, but Dlive started on steem so I think we know a little about the project like Dlive which started as steems own streaming service only to scam the whole community and delete our accounts and all of the streams and progress we had accumulated on Dlive.

Sounds like you are trying to defend something you already supported without looking into it, just like Pewdiepie. :D is this what happened? Did you get tricked into selling yourself out for Dlive Lemons too man? :D

Sorry but just because a steem Dapp decides to pull a SCAM, that doesnt mean they can just "make their own blockchain" and I know they did a good job of making it seem like they HAD To leave steem so they could actually grow, but ditching the ONLY blockchain that made social media even possible on chain is not how you do this. MAYBE if they had switched t something on EOS or Tron this would have been viable but they simply took the buzzword and bullshit low road approach

Sorry , Lino is NOT on its own blokchain, why are you defending a scam? Please stop giving them the benefit of the doubt. Dlive has been scamming since before all of this. Even before they left steem, Dlive has been involved in a massive controversy with the way they handled millions of SP delegated to them by @ned screwing ned over, scamming ned and all of steem.

Here we have proof and you are trying to claim they have their own blockchain? LOl No sorry but Lino is a centralized ERc20 and the white paper is a joke, the PAYPAl gateway was just recently shut down

Dlive's paypal being shut down and their Bitcoin and crypto withdraw option being unavailable in the USA is just more evidence that they never knew what they were doing. They were clueless trying to let people trade an alleged cryptocurrency for paypal.

Lino's Terms of service makes it very clear that Lino are not to be traded for money and that they are only to be used inside the website like emojis, worthless emojis.

Dlive is a scam that promised to reward creators, and now they are changing everything up, bait and switch and I wouldn't be surprised if they started telling people that the only way they could cash out is by redeeming advertising on their site, but hey I dont want to give them any ideas now. I mean they might as well try using all of that pewdiepie hype they have right now, before pewdiepie catches onto the scam and decides to leave and create an "I did an Oopsie" video.

MAYBE pewdiepie will actually discover the true history behind Dlive, maybe he can learn about steem through this massive Mistake of his and find out that Steem still has a streaming site called @vimm https://vimm.tv and Maybe if pewdiepie joins Vimm he can take it over and just BUY it and make it his OWN site where he can have control.

I do know that there are talks in the old CX community to get investors to buy or fork Vimm.tv and create their OWN streaming site based on the actual blockchain with real steem rewards. I am thinking a rebranded Vimm with many front ends for various streamers and their communities could create mini iceposeidons all over the steem blokchain.

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vegeta (53) · 6 years ago

Yeah it's pretty bad. Plus they paid off PewDiePie to advertise it. DLive is despicable and the fact that they used steem to get where they are is infuriating. We will need to onboard a lot of big names onto steem though to make it mainstream.