How the industry could be saved by blockchain from techno-capitalism

[Anonymous No.]

Susan, and god knows who else, have ruined V-Tubing significantly. Their capitalist enforced pseudo-morality and appalling censorship is absolute insanity.

Thankfully INTERNET 3.0 is on the way, with censorship resistant blockchain technology to host content and, yes, even livestreams, though that will have to take some more development to really get going.
In this thread let's discuss how anarchic self governance can be reestablished for the benefit of v-tubers and v-tubing, and how capitalist bourgeoisie can be defeated.

[Anonymous No.]

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[Anonymous No.]

>>7979624
Will this bring us any closer to the coveted AI gfs, though?

[Anonymous No.]

whats the advantage of any of this? please elaborate

[Anonymous No.]

>>7980588
The advantage is that the people pushing this will get rich and famous and then exit stage left when everything inevitably burns to the ground.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7980588
Presumably using blockchain or p2p for decentralized content hosting would prevent content from being deleted and allow a wider variety of censorship-free streamers that can do whatever the fuck they want.
I'm more skeptical towards crypto, it's mostly a scam, but if someone ever developed a crypto that isn't a scam it'd be a convenient way to donate to streamers without needing to worry about Susan taking a cut.

OP is obviously trolling but the future of technology and escaping the clutches of capitalist leeches is an interesting discussion to have in regards to content creation. Consider pretty much all the hurdles to vtubing are ones imposed by massive companies that run Youtube and Twitch who use automated systems that often end up fucking with vtubers. Being able to get around that and also get around content permissions in general would be a huge gain...or at the very least we'd go back to the golden age of the 00's and early 10's where livestreaming was free and open to everyone.