@nprofile1q... It's literally called "Owncast", so that's why it bugs me so much. https://coinranking.com/coin/aO3DQDnZ3mdM+owncastgithubcomowncastowncast-owncast

@nprofile1q... I think everything on the blockchain is anonymous, so I don't think I can just ask it for a domain of the person who created the token.

@nprofile1q... I wish it were that easy. I have no idea who to send it to or if it's even possible. I know nothing about crypto bullshit and if this kind of thing can be tracked down or not. Or if once it's done, there's no going back because of the bullshit blockchain. I was hoping somebody knew how this stuff worked.

Does anybody know if there's any precedent of getting some kind of crypto token removed (I don't know what that would even mean, since it's blockchain bullshit) due to trademark infringement? Somebody created an "Owncast" token and has our URL in its description. Luckily, "Owncast" is a registered trademark, but I don't know how crypto bullshit works. I'm aware there might be nothing I can do, but I figured it's a shot so people don't think the Owncast project is trying to do crypto bullshit.