Put a price on your group or channel, go live to the people who pay for it, and take on another creator side by side. Everything runs inside the encrypted messenger, and everything is paid in LMNS on our own chain.
One number, valid for everything: subscriptions, gifts during a live, gifted subscriptions. No hidden processing fee on top, no payout minimum, no waiting for a monthly cycle.
Your share is credited the moment someone pays — into the same wallet you already use in the app.
This is the part most platforms would bury. We would rather you know it before you set your first price.
You name a monthly price in dollars, and a fan pays whatever that is worth in LMNS at the live rate. So the price your audience sees is a real price, and it does not move around with the coin.
Your 75% arrives as LMNS, not as dollars. What LMNS is worth can rise and it can fall, and we do not predict which. Nobody here will tell you the coin will be worth more later — if anyone does, do not believe them, us included.
During the presale LMNS stays inside Lemniscate. You can hold it, pay for Premium or Business with it, tip, gift, and subscribe to other creators. Swapping it for another coin or withdrawing it is switched off for everyone, and it opens automatically when the presale hold ends.
Create a subscription group or channel and put a monthly price in dollars. Fans pay the matching amount in LMNS at the live rate — so your price stays a real price, whatever the token does.
Paying adds them to your group and sends them your history, re-encrypted for them. When a subscription runs out, new posts simply stop arriving — nobody gets thrown out and nothing they already have disappears.
Broadcast from 30 minutes up to 6 hours. Your subscribers get a notification, join with one tap, and can send gifts while you stream — every gift is real LMNS landing in your wallet.
Invite another live creator into a match. Both of you appear side by side on one screen, both audiences watch, and the score is the gifts that were actually sent.
You set the monthly price. The yearly plan is yours to shape too: give away one or two months and it is priced accordingly. Renewals stack onto whatever time is left.
Open a gift gallery for your group, or let people send gifts straight into your stream. Outside subscription groups gifts are yours in full — no cut at all.
A fan can pay for other people's access at your price — one subscription or fifty. Everyone in the room sees a card naming the gifter, and every one of them is a paying subscriber to you.
Put a single photo, video or file behind a one-off price, or sell tickets for a live session with a fixed seat count and a countdown.
Subscribers confirm once and their subscription keeps itself alive — the charge happens six hours before it would run out, so access never blinks. Switching it off is one tap and needs no confirmation.
There is no separate creator balance and no payout request to file. Your share lands in the wallet that is already in the app, the second the money moves — it is yours from that moment, under the rules above.
Two live creators, one split screen, both audiences watching. A timer runs, gifts come in, and at the end there is a winner.
Every gift counts exactly what was spent. There are no multipliers, no boosters, no numbers that look bigger than the money behind them. If the board says 400, then 400 LMNS were really sent.
Your subscribers see the whole duel, and so do theirs — that is how people find creators they never would have looked for. To support the other side, a viewer subscribes there too.
Not everything has to be a contest. The same split screen works as a plain conversation with no score at all — a guest slot, an interview, two people talking.
Quiet someone for 24 hours and it lifts by itself, or close the room for good. Both take effect on every device — not just on the one you tapped.
Paying does not hand your content to a server. Your posts stay end-to-end encrypted; the platform only knows who has an active subscription, never what you wrote.
List your group so people can discover and join it, or keep it unlisted and invite-only. A private group never appears anywhere.
Opening a paid group or channel, and going live from it, are Premium features — so the tools stay with people who actually build something. Subscribing to a creator needs no plan at all: anyone can pay a creator and join. Broadcasting picks up Full-HD when your connection carries it and steps down on its own when it does not, so a weak line means a smaller picture, never a dead stream.
Open the app, create a subscription group or channel, and put a number on it. Your first subscriber can arrive the same evening.
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