Sending crypto to a friend usually means asking for a wallet address, copying it somewhere safe, and leaving the conversation entirely just to finish a simple transfer.
On Dlicom, the chat and the wallet are the same place. Open a chat, send crypto, and keep talking – no separate app, no pasted address sitting in your clipboard for the next ten minutes.
Everything new with Dlicom shows up on Binance Square first. Follow along.
We opened Regional Lead positions across selected countries, and this isn't a volunteer role dressed up with a fancy title. Regional Leads get paid, get support from the core team, and get real say in how their region grows.
If you already know your local community, speak the language, and understand what actually gets people to show up, this is a chance to build that properly instead of doing it for free on the side.
Sending crypto to a friend usually means asking for a wallet address, copying it somewhere safe, and leaving the conversation entirely just to finish a simple transfer.
On Dlicom, the chat and the wallet are the same place. Open a chat, send crypto, and keep talking – no separate app, no pasted address sitting in your clipboard for the next ten minutes.
Everything new with Dlicom shows up on Binance Square first. Follow along.
Five binary events are stacked over the next two months!
A CLARITY Act hearing today, the Fed's rate call July 28-29, the Senate's final CLARITY vote August 10, Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade September 16, and FOMC projections that same week. Tracking all five while your portfolio moves usually means six tabs open at once, hoping you catch the reaction before it's over.
Dlicom keeps your wallet and the real conversation about each one in the same feed.
Plenty of creators sit on short video ideas they never post, not because the idea is bad, but because posting video usually means feeding an app that will never turn those views into anything real for you.
DliClips lives right inside the main Dlicom feed, and it gets tipped the same way any other post does. Film it, post it, and if people like what they see, you feel that directly, no separate payout app, no algorithm deciding your reach first.
For Dlicom, it means the app is built to understand what your community actually cares about, not just what got the most clicks last week. It's less about a chatbot bolted onto a feed, and more about infrastructure that lines up conversations, content, and rewards with real behavior instead of guesswork. Base gives us the speed and the low fees to make that practical instead of theoretical.
See what building AI-powered SocialFi on Base looks like!
On most platforms, a creator spends months building an audience just to watch the algorithm quietly decide who gets to see it. The platform keeps the ad revenue, the creator gets exposure, and exposure doesn't pay rent.
Dlicom flips that order. When someone actually enjoys what you post, they can tip you directly – no ad broker in between, no follower threshold you need to hit first. It's a small shift on paper, but it changes what “growing an audience” is actually for.
Follow Dlicom on Binance Square and see how creators are getting paid here.
Ever wish you knew exactly who you're dealing with before you engage?
Dlicom is building that, plus wallet tools designed for actual daily use and safety features most platforms ignore. This isn't decoration. It solves problems people deal with every day.
Smart money and degens are finally betting on different things?
Binance Ecosystem is outrunning the market by +11.66% in 30 days, backed by 37% of global $BTC spot volume. Regulated majors got their moment too: 16 assets now carry digital commodity status, with the CLARITY Act up next.
Meanwhile Solana owns the social feed, riding the memecoin meta at +4% today. Institutions chase clarity. Retail chases beta. Where's your capital sitting? 👇
You publish something on Dlicom. Here's what happens next - and why it matters for your role.
After you publish content on Dlicom, share it in the creators channel and regional chats in Discord. The team reviews everything there regularly. The strongest submissions get featured in the content spotlight channel - and landing there speeds up progression to the next role in a real way.
Role updates and assignments are posted in the community updates channel. The team goes through contributions and assigns Dliever, Dcoded, or DCO based on what they actually see from you - it's a manual review every time.
A few things that make a visible difference: daily consistency, choosing a region to focus on, and keeping both your content output and community presence active at the same time.
DCO holders get priority beta access and a position in the core layer of the ecosystem before it scales. The people who put in the work now are the ones who'll have that positioning when Phase 1 goes live and things start moving faster.
We built a football arcade game - and wanted to see how the community would react. We had a simple question: can a Web3 project build something people actually want to play?
Dili Keeper is a mobile-first arcade game running through the Dlicom app during the 2026 World Football season. The concept is straightforward - Dili becomes a goalkeeper, balls and obstacles fall from the top, and you earn points (Balls) by saving the right ones. Each player picks a country at the start. If that country advances in the real tournament, your game score gets boosted in the next stage.
The campaign runs across 6 tournament stages with a growing prize pool, a live leaderboard, daily tasks, and referral mechanics. Total rewards across all stages: $7,500.
We launched this because the format felt genuinely different for a Web3 project - real game loop, real stakes, real football calendar driving the rhythm. The audience response to that combination was what we were curious about.
The rumor moved the market. The truth barely trended.
That's been the pattern in crypto for years – speed beats accuracy, and unverified posts carry the same weight as real analysis.
Binance Square's push toward verified information changes that dynamic. But the deeper fix is the platform layer itself: where content comes from, who creates it, and whether creators have real skin in the game.
At Dlicom, that's the foundation – a social layer where creators earn from genuine engagement, not from being first to post something loud.