A great live stream deserves more than a round of applause in the chat. On PEE.CHAT you can watch public live rooms and Battle Camera duels for free, without an account, and when someone makes your evening, you can thank them with a tip in BTC, PCASH or PCHAT. The tip leaves the wallet that comes with every free account: a Bitcoin address is created for you automatically, next to your PCASH and PCHAT balances. There is no external app to connect and nothing to install, because everything happens in the browser, on a computer, an iPhone or an Android phone. This page explains how tipping works in a live room, how it works in a battle, where the two differ, and how to pick the currency you send.

From watching for free to your first tip

You do not need an account to watch. Open the live rooms page, pick a room and stay as long as you like. Tipping is the moment an account becomes useful, and creating one is free.

Here is the path, step by step. Create your free account: your wallet is ready at once, with a Bitcoin address and PCASH and PCHAT balances. Add funds by receiving crypto in that wallet. Go back to the room or the battle you were watching, choose your currency, enter an amount and send the tip.

The same free account lets you chat in the rooms, comment on posts and follow the people you support.

Tipping a streamer in a live room

In a public live room, a tip goes straight to the streamer's PEE.CHAT wallet. It is a direct thank-you for a show, a conversation you enjoyed, a song, a lesson or simply a room you keep coming back to.

Rooms are created by members, who give them a name and a description, go live and share them with a link. Hosts and moderators keep the conversation pleasant, so the streamer can focus on the people watching.

You decide when to tip and how much. Nothing is required to stay in the room, and watching remains free whether you tip or not. A tip is a gift to the streamer, not an entry ticket.

Backing a side in a Battle Camera duel

Battle Camera works differently. Two cameras face off live in timed rounds, and the audience picks a side, chats and votes for free. A tip here backs one side of the duel.

Tips placed on a battle are held in escrow until the end. The winner takes the pot, minus a 2% fee. If the battle is cancelled or ends in a draw, every tip is refunded to the person who sent it.

A battle tip is a way to stand behind a battler when it counts, while your free vote still weighs in even if you never tip. Missed the live? Finished public battles stay visible for 30 days.

BTC, PCASH or PCHAT: which one to send

All three currencies work for tips in rooms and in battles. BTC is Bitcoin: your account comes with its own Bitcoin address, so you can receive bitcoin from another wallet and tip with it. PCASH and PCHAT are PEE.CHAT's own coins, used across the site for tips, Unlock posts and battles.

In practice, tip with the currency you already hold. You send, receive and tip from the same wallet, in the browser, in a few seconds.

PEE.CHAT makes no promise about the value of any of these coins, and this page is not financial advice. A tip is simply a way to support a person whose live stream you enjoyed.