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YouTube, Tron and the Dream of Decentralization

After YouTube (temporarily) removes crypto content and DLive moves to Tron, many are asking: Are decentralized social media alternatives possible?

YouTube shut down dozens of crypto videos in a move that it admits was a mistake.

By Danny NelsonDec 26, 2019

Blockchain-based live streaming service DLive has seen a 67 percent increase in users since popular YouTuber PewDiePie joined the platform in April.

By Yogita KhatriMay 21, 2019

PewDiePie, the world’s most popular YouTuber by subscriber numbers, is to live stream weekly on blockchain-based platform DLive.

By Yogita KhatriApr 10, 2019

The drama around the shutdown of the controversial BitConnect's lending and exchange platform continues.

By Muyao ShenJul 9, 2018

Silicon Valley startup Lino has raised $20 million to take on YouTube with a decentralized, blockchain-based platform.

Blockchain-based startups, many of which are using their own crypto tokens, are taking aim at the centralized monopolies on the web today.

By Brady DaleJan 13, 2018

The ad-blocking browser provides YouTubers with an alternative monetization strategy in a year of aggravation with the video site's ad-killing bots.

By Brady DaleNov 16, 2017

A parody of a PayPal Super Bowl commercial that was posted on YouTube has been blocked by the Internet payments company.

By Daniel PalmerFeb 11, 2016

Bitcoin tipping platform ChangeTip has announced that it is expanding its service to YouTube, Tumblr and Google+.

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