
DLive’s reward system can look confusing at first, especially for new streamers. The simple version is this: Diamonds are used for support and engagement actions, while Coins represent creator earnings and can be tracked in the wallet and earnings area. DLive also maintains treasure chest reward mechanics and official payout support pages. See how creators make money on DLive.
Diamonds are used for platform actions like gifts, support, subscriptions, and filling treasure chests. They are central to how viewers participate in the DLive economy.
Coins represent creator earnings from platform activity and support. DLive’s help resources say creators can review Coin transaction history in the wallet and request payouts when eligible.
The treasure chest system lets creators distribute rewards to viewers. DLive’s help article explains that once the chest has more than a minimum amount of Diamond, streamers can distribute rewards to active viewers. That feature is one reason DLive feels more community-focused than many streaming competitors.
DLive has long used blockchain-related positioning and reward language, but users should focus on the current official help center terminology when managing real earnings or wallet actions.
No. They serve different roles in the DLive reward system.
DLive’s help center says eligible Coin balances can be submitted for payout under the platform’s terms.
Yes, DLive’s platform identity still includes rewards for viewer participation and engagement.