After Pump.fun's delisting, SunPump goes live to ride the wave of popularity. Is Sun really playing for keeps this time?

As the style of internal live streaming gradually got out of control in Pump.fun and after facing external regulatory and public opinion pressures to delist the live streaming feature, Sun Yuchen's SunPump launched the live streaming feature against the trend. However, upon closer examination of its operation mode, it can be found that Sun has been laying out this game since 2019. SunPump fills the heat of Pump.fun's delisted live streaming. Is it Sun Yuchen, who is already deeply mired in controversy, planning to stick to this path, or is it another topical move after buying lunch with Buffett and a 6 million dollar banana?

Sun Cut also plays live broadcasts to seize the popularity of Pump.fun

On December 2, Sun Yuchen announced on Twitter that SunPump officially launched the listing live feature. Users commented below, hoping that SunPump would not go down the old path of Pump.fun, and Sun Yuchen also pledged that this would not happen.

In fact, SunPump does not have built-in live broadcast functionality like Pump.fun, but it collaborates with the live streaming platform DLive. This means that users need to have a DLive account and link their personal channel with the cryptocurrency when they deposit. This indicates that the content regulations are determined by DLive. So, what is DLive? In fact, this platform is similar to well-known platforms like Twitch, but it has deep roots in blockchain technology.

The official introduction states that initially DLive operated on Steemit Blockon-chain, then transitioned to the Lino network, and was subsequently moved to the TRON network after the BitTorrent acquisition in 2019.

The platform prohibits Darknet content in Plaintext, is Sun really serious this time?

The DLive homepage is currently visible, and although there is no shortage of adult content such as gambling, it is generally small compared to the previous Pump.fun Darknet content. DLive's service guidelines have restrictions on regulating live streaming content, generally prohibiting the following behaviors:

Spreading or promoting harmful, deceptive, offensive, or illegal content or behavior.

Content that contains nudity, pornography, or depicts underage sexuality.

Promote, encourage, provide or induce sexual behavior.

Infringement of others' privacy, harassment, threats, or defamation of others.

Unauthorized use of copyrighted works of others, such as rebroadcasting movies, TV programs, or sports events.

Abusing platform resources or reward systems, such as using plug-ins to increase popularity or brush props.

And the current live content on SunPump is mainly meme videos without showing the face, such as Sun Yuchen eating Comedian's video, or animated videos. From this point, it can be seen that Sun Yuchen is well prepared for Compliance, after all, he already has a ready-made platform. However, removing the live content of the Dark web, how much can it increase the Liquidity of the ecosystem, is worth follow.

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