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# livestream

Every token on RobinFun has a **built-in livestream** on its page. The token's creator can go live directly from the browser — no external tools required.

## Going live (creators)

* Only a token's **creator** can broadcast to that token's stream. Going live requires a one-time wallet signature that proves you are the on-chain creator.
* Start the stream directly from the browser on your token's page — camera, microphone, or screen share.
* Viewers watch your broadcast; they don't appear on camera or share a microphone.

## Watching (viewers)

* Anyone can watch a stream from the token page — no wallet needed to watch.
* Viewers are never shown on screen; the audience appears only as a viewer count.
* Tokens that are live show a **LIVE** badge on the home page, and the home **Livestream** tab filters to streams that are on air.

## Live chat

Each stream has a live chat:

|                |                                                                                                                                            |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Reading**    | Open to everyone — no wallet required.                                                                                                     |
| **Posting**    | Requires a connected wallet and a one-time, gasless signature.                                                                             |
| **History**    | Messages persist on the page, so the conversation survives refreshes.                                                                      |
| **Moderation** | The creator can **delete messages** and **ban wallets** — a banned wallet is removed from the stream immediately and can't rejoin or chat. |

## Why it matters

The livestream turns a token page into a live venue: creators can pitch, answer questions, and build community in real time, while trading happens on the same page.


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