1. Going Live Guide

A. Apply to go live

B. Submit livestream details

  

C. After submitting, tap Confirm to enter History → Application Records.

• Stream Title: Required, ≤ 30 characters
• Stream Description: Required, ≤ 1000 characters
• Start Time: Future time only
• Stream Cover: Required, ≤ 10 MB; recommended 800 × 450 (16:9)
• Need a cover image? Start with our templates and customize it to stand out.
• Generate Replay: Enabled by default; the system remembers your last selection

D. Go live after approval

E. Common Reasons for Rejection

• Promoting or redirecting users to third-party channels / paid services
• Fraud / misinformation
• Please ensure your stream complies with our Community Rules. Violations may lead to restrictions or a ban on your account.

F. Livestream Tips (Recommended)

• Structure: In the first 1 minute, clearly explain today’s topic and key takeaways; every 10–15 minutes, do a quick recap + Q&A.
• High Interaction: Use fixed prompts to encourage chat (e.g., “Type 1 for bullish, type 2 for bearish”), and respond quickly.
• Avoid Dead Air: Don’t leave the stream idle or AFK for long. If you must step away, say so in advance and keep it short.
• Compliance First: Avoid fraud, misinformation, and personal attacks. Do not direct users to third-party paid services or external channels—this reduces review and reporting risk.

Contact our admin on Telegram: @KucoinLive8 or @KucoinLive6

2. Two Ways to Go Live (Mobile / PC Streaming)

2.1 Mobile: “Go Live Now”

• In Live History, tap Go Live Now to enter the mobile streamer live page.
• The mobile streamer page includes: streamer profile, camera flip, end stream, online/view/like counts, chat area, input box, landscape mode, etc.

2.2 PC Streaming (Using OBS as an Example)

2.2.1 OBS Tutorial Links

2.2.2 OBS Setup (Text Guide)

Step 1: Download & Install OBS Studio

A. Visit the official website to download and install.

B. After installation, check “Launch OBS Studio”. On first launch, the Auto-Configuration Wizard will run—choose “Optimize for streaming” so OBS detects the best settings automatically.

Step 2: Start Streaming

A. In Live History, tap Get Stream Key, then copy Server and Stream Key.

B. Configure RTMP in OBS:

• Paste the server URL into OBS Server/URL
• Paste the stream key into OBS Stream Key

C. Click Start Streaming in OBS.

2.3 OBS Optimization Settings

Step 1: Output Settings

• File → Settings → Output
• Output Mode: Advanced
• Encoder: NVIDIA NVENC H.264 (if you have an NVIDIA GPU)
• Rate Control: CBR
• Bitrate: 6000 Kbps
• Keyframe Interval: 2
• Preset: Quality
• Profile: main
• B-frames: 2

Step 2: Video Settings

• Settings → Video
• Base (Canvas) Resolution: 1920×1080
• Output (Scaled) Resolution: 1920×1080
• Downscale Filter: Lanczos (sharpened, 36 samples)
• FPS: 60 (or 30 to save bandwidth)

Step 3: Audio Settings

• Settings → Audio
• Sample Rate: 48 kHz
• Channels: Stereo
• Desktop Audio: Default
• Mic/Auxiliary Audio: Select your microphone

Step 4: Network Optimization

• Settings → Advanced → Network
• Enable “Bind to IP” (use wired network)
• If you experience dropped frames, enable “Dynamically change bitrate to manage congestion”

2.4 Common Issues & Fixes

Issue 1: Severe dropped frames

• Reduce bitrate (decrease by 500 kbps each time)
• Switch to hardware encoding (NVENC / AMF)
• Use wired network instead of Wi-Fi
• Ensure upload bandwidth is 1.5× your total bitrate

Issue 2: Encoding overload

• Lower output resolution to 720p
• Reduce FPS from 60 to 30
• Use “veryfast” or “superfast” preset
• Close unnecessary programs

Issue 3: Platform connection failure

• Check whether the stream key is correct
• Confirm whether the platform requires special permissions (e.g., X may require paid plan)
• Try switching server regions/addresses
• Check firewall settings

Issue 4: Audio/video out of sync

• Settings → Advanced → Audio
• Adjust “Audio Monitoring Delay”
• Ensure all audio sources use the same sample rate

3. Multi-Platform Streaming on PC (OBS)

Option A: Aitum Multistream (Recommended)

Install a multi-stream plugin such as Aitum Multistream:

• Supports different resolutions per platform
• Native multi-output streaming (no third-party relay service required)
• Supports vertical streaming (Douyin, Kuaishou, etc.)
• Free to use

Install Steps

1. Download and install the plugin.

2. Enable the plugin:
   1. Open OBS Studio
   2. Menu: View → Docks → Aitum Multistream
   3. The plugin panel will appear inside OBS
   

Option B: Multi-RTMP (Alternative)

Other multi-stream plugin: Multi-RTMP (May have compatibility issues on OBS 30.2.2+.)

Install Steps

1. Download the plugin.

2. Unzip and copy files into the OBS installation directory.
3. Restart OBS, then enable it via View → Docks.

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3.1 Get Stream Keys for Each Platform

X (Twitter) Stream Setup

Since July 2024, X requires Premium or Premium+ to livestream.

1. Log in to X and visit here

2. Create an RTMP source

• Go to “Sources”
• Click “Create Source”
• Enter a name (e.g., “OBS Stream”)
• Select “RTMP”
• Choose the nearest server region
• Click “Create”

3. Copy streaming info

• RTMP URL (server address)
• RTMP Stream Key

YouTube Stream Setup

1. Enable livestreaming and go to here
2. Then click “Create” → “Go Live”

3. Get stream key

• Open the “Stream” tab
• In “Stream Settings”, find:
  • Server URL: rtmps://a.rtmps.youtube.com/live2
  • Stream Key: Click “Copy”

Twitch Stream Setup

1. Log in to Twitch, click avatar → “Creator Dashboard”

2. Get stream key

• Left sidebar (bottom) → Settings
• Channel and Videos
• Primary Stream Key → Show → Copy

3. Record server address, standard server address: rtmp://live.twitch.tv/app/

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3.2 Aitum Multistream Configuration (Multi-Platform)

Step 1: Open Aitum Multistream panel

• In OBS, find the Aitum Multistream dock
• Click “Add Output” to add a new destination

Step 2: Configure Platform #1 (YouTube)

• Name: YouTube Live
• Server: Choose a server
• Stream Key: Paste YouTube stream key
• Video: 1920×1080, 60 fps, 6000 kbps
• Audio: 160 kbps

Step 3: Configure Platform #2 (Twitch)

• Click “Add Output”
• Name: Twitch Live
• Server: rtmp://live.twitch.tv/app/
• Stream Key: Paste Twitch stream key
• Video: 1920×1080, 60 fps, 6000 kbps

Step 4: Configure Platform #3 (X/Twitter)

• Click “Add Output”
• Name: X Live
• Server: Paste X RTMP URL
• Stream Key: Paste X stream key
• Video: You may reduce to 720p to save bandwidth

Step 5: One-click multi-stream

Add your sources (game capture, camera, etc.), finish scene layout, then start multi-streaming: In the Aitum Multistream panel, click “Start” next to each platform, or use “Start All” to start all outputs at once.

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 4. Ending a Livestream

• If the streamer ends unexpectedly: the streamer room remains for 5 minutes; after 5 minutes it auto-closes. Viewers will see “Streamer is temporarily away…”.
• If the stream ends normally: the screen shows “Stream Ended”, and the chat area displays “More Live Streams” (latest 3).

5. FAQ

5.1 Onboarding & Account

5.2 Content & Rules

• Live trading / trade walkthroughs
• Market analysis
• Trading strategy sharing
• Macro & industry hot events breakdown
• Project deep-dive research
• Specific token research
• Industry knowledge & education

• Fraud, phishing, off-platform payments, managed trading on behalf of others, etc.
• Directing users to off-platform deposits, or inducing users to join external groups before trading; do not display personal contact info prominently (cover image, pinned messages, or on-screen) to drive traffic
• Spreading unverified major market news and creating panic *For details, please refer to the KuCoin livestream content guidelines.