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Creator wave is ON in Dlicom! Wanna get support? 🌊
Early spots are open now: 👉 Download Dlicom 👉 Create your account 👉 Publish 1 best post or 1 DliClip in the main feed 👉 Quality matters.
Posts + DliClips count. The team is reviewing quality early, while the list is still forming. Strong creators can receive support from the team. More proof and creator spotlights are coming. If you want the team to see your post, share it in the Creators channel on DD.
Content gets attention. Wait, the attention rarely turns into anything more.
You post, people watch, maybe leave a like or a comment, but the connection between you and your audience often stays at surface level. Most platforms give people very few ways to show that something actually mattered to them. That’s where the gap appears.
In Dlicom, users can support creators directly from the post. While watching content, they can send tips in a few taps without leaving the feed, so support happens instantly, inside the same place where discovery happens. Download Dlicom and try how direct support feels inside the feed.
What makes you support a creator instead of just scrolling past?
They ask directly through subscriptions and donations, either for exclusive content or simply for support. They make deals with brands and create advertising integrations and joint projects. They maintain private accounts and channels with access by subscription only, where they share behind-the-scenes content and early access. They sell merch, courses, paid streams, and tickets to offline events, and in this way monetize products and experiences around their content. For these kinds of activities, you need solid technical capabilities, financial resources, and sometimes even a whole team to support you.
But what if you don’t have those resources? It’s simple: in Dlicom, we added a support feature for content creators, where any user can reward an author for their work. You don’t need access to multiple platforms, resources, or even special equipment. All you need is your phone, our app, an account, and your creativity.
1,000 views and you still don’t understand who’s reading you?
Most social platforms give you a number and leave you alone with it. In Dlicom, you can see exactly who viewed your post. Real people, not just a counter. You can explore their interests, understand what they like more, and of course see who is actually supporting you.
And at that point, numbers turn into audience understanding, not vanity. What feature would you like to see implemented in our app?
Opening an app in a language that isn’t yours slows everything down. Even simple things take more effort than they should, because you keep pausing, rereading, and double-checking whether you understood something right. That feeling shows up fast, especially when you’re new to a product and still trying to figure out your way around.
In the latest Dlicom update, Arabic is now available in the app, which makes the whole experience feel a lot more natural for the Arab community from the first screen. Navigation gets easier, actions feel clearer, and using the app takes a lot less mental effort overall.
How much does language support affect whether you stay in an app?
Your feed knows what you liked three months ago. That's about it. Scroll through crypto content and half of it has nothing to do with what you actually care about – the algorithm just hasn't caught up.
Dlicom's feed works around your actual behavior. What you engage with, who you follow, what triggers a reaction. It filters the noise and shows you what fits. What content do you actually want to see more of in your feed?
What do you do when normal usage requires too many apps?
Right now, the pace of our lives is such that even the simplest actions require installing a lot of different apps. From exchange apps to messaging platforms for communication. The simplest solution is to reduce their number. To combine social networks, a messenger, and a wallet in one place. That’s exactly what we did: in the Dlicom app, you can communicate with friends via video, voice, and text, and at any moment send money without leaving the chat. All users have access to a content feed, where the algorithm shows only posts that are relevant to them.
And if you want to become an influencer, you can use our support functionality, where users can reward you for your content. For large communities, there is a moderation system that allows an entire team to manage it together.
Social networks should be more thoughtful and clutter your phone less, don’t you think?
Open communities are great. Until everything starts getting buried. Random posts, off-topic stuff, content that just doesn’t belong, and suddenly it takes way too much effort to find what actually matters.
That’s exactly why this update matters. In the latest Dlicom update, communities now have admin-only messaging and better moderation controls, so it’s easier to keep things clear, useful, and a lot less chaotic.
Do healthy communities need stronger moderation tools?
Likes only tell part of the story. A post can get seen by way more people than the ones who actually react to it. And sometimes that matters even more.
Maybe the post caught people's attention, they were curious/it stayed with them, even if they didn’t tap anything. That’s exactly why this matters. In the latest Dlicom update, you can now see who viewed your post and who reacted. It gives a much clearer read on what’s really resonating.
What would be more interesting to see: views or reactions?
Wanting to support a creator is one thing. Actually doing it usually takes a few more steps than people feel like dealing with. You leave the app, get into payment stuff, figure out where to send what, and the whole thing starts feeling heavier than it ever needed to. That’s exactly why this update matters.
In the updated Dlicom app, tipping on EVM is now live, so support can happen right inside the same place where the content got your attention in the first place. Easier for the audience, better for creators, and a lot less friction in between.
Would simpler tipping make people support authors more often?
Our goal is to make the token part of the product, not something that exists separately from it. This is exactly the logic we are building around $DLI. It is a utility token designed to function inside the Dlicom ecosystem, not only in the market. Its role is built around real use cases such as staking, participation in governance, subscriptions and premium features, content monetization, creator support, and the internal advertising economy. The core principle is simple: demand for the token should come not only from interest in its price, but also from actions inside the product. The more users, features, and use cases exist within the ecosystem, the stronger the foundation for the token becomes. This model matters because it shifts the focus from short-term hype to long-term utility. As a result, the token becomes part of the product’s digital economy rather than just another speculative asset.
The market still buys hype far more often than it evaluates utility. A token can attract attention quickly. But without a product, users, and real use cases, that momentum rarely lasts. In the long run, different factors matter more:
- a real product - real users - real token utility inside the ecosystem
Utility is what creates more sustainable demand. Because the token becomes necessary not only for speculation, but also for participation in the product itself. Sooner or later, the market always returns to the same question: is there anything behind the token besides noise?
While others run after whatever’s trending, we’re already mapping what’s next and when it turns. Opportunities don’t announce themselves; they surface, then disappear.