mogz.fun

Livestream policy

Last updated: 14 October 2026

A coin's creator can go live on the coin page, and viewers chat through the coin's replies. These rules apply to everything shown or said on a mogz livestream, including the stream title and chat.

Not allowed on streams

  • Any sexual content involving minors, or anyone who appears to be a minor. This is reported to the authorities.
  • Nudity, sexual acts or sexually explicit content.
  • Real violence, gore, animal cruelty, or self-harm and suicide shown or encouraged.
  • Threats, harassment, or hate directed at people for who they are.
  • Sharing someone's private information, such as their address, phone number or documents, without their consent.
  • Pretending to be another person, company, charity or mogz itself.
  • Scams: fake giveaways, requests for seed phrases or private keys, links to wallet drainers, or promises of guaranteed returns.
  • Illegal activity, including selling drugs or weapons, or showing crimes as they happen.
  • Content you do not have the rights to stream, such as TV, films, sports broadcasts or other people's streams.
  • Filming people in private places without their consent, or broadcasting minors without a parent or guardian present.

Trading on stream

Creators may talk about and trade their own coin on stream. Do not claim a coin is endorsed by mogz, give false information about supply or rewards, or tell viewers a price will rise. If you are paid to promote a coin, say so on stream.

What mogz may do

  • End a stream that breaks these rules.
  • Remove a coin from the Live page or turn off streaming for that coin.
  • Hide chat messages and restrict accounts that break the rules.
  • Report content involving child sexual abuse or credible threats of violence to the relevant authorities.

mogz does not record livestreams. Removing a stream does not affect the coin on-chain: trading continues through the Meteora programs.

Reporting a stream

To report a stream, contact us on X at @MogzFun with the coin link, the time you saw it and what happened. For copyright complaints, follow the DMCA policy.