Recently, I noticed what @Sidekick_Labs is doing, it's quite practical. They want to build a live streaming platform specifically for discussing real-time trends and market opinions on digital assets. Speaking of which, this actually touches on a small trouble we have when looking at the market now.

Usually when we look at digital asset market trends, we always feel a bit behind the latest content.
Either read articles or watch videos, by the time the content comes out, the market may have already changed.
You can either enter the live broadcast room to listen to people talk, but most of the time you can only listen. If you want to ask a specific question, either no one pays attention to you or you have to wait a long time.

If you want to follow the ideas to check real-time data, you have to cut out and switch to the software yourself, which is quite troublesome.

@Sidekick_Labs The LiveFi that I want to do is simply to combine live streaming and real-time interaction.

For example, there are knowledgeable people called Kickers, who discuss market trends during live broadcasts. When a new piece of information suddenly comes out, they can analyze it on the spot, and if there are any questions, they can be directly posted in the comments.

He can respond immediately when he sees it, and the platform may even be able to directly pull real-time data without having to go elsewhere to find it. This whole process can indeed save a lot of trouble.

For ordinary users, the most practical thing is that information can keep up with the pace; the digital asset market is becoming fast, and sometimes a few minutes' difference can lead to different judgments.

Now in the live broadcast, what the speaker sees and thinks can be heard in real time, and any misunderstandings can be clarified on the spot, eliminating the need to guess based on delayed information. There's no longer a need to search for internal news in various places; everyone can chat on one platform, making the flow of information more transparent.

For those who create market content, this model is quite friendly.

In the past, to talk about the market, one either made money through advertising or by carrying some goods; it was quite difficult to monetize directly by sharing opinions.

But on this, if there is substantial content that users find useful, they might directly give some tips, or earn through interactive segments. Essentially, if the content has value, they can get direct returns without beating around the bush, which may encourage more people to seriously create content.

I think the core of this matter is to streamline the two aspects of market watching and communication. Digital asset players need real-time information and a place to chat. Now, there's no need to switch between several apps, which has indeed made things much more convenient.
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