How to make my favorite videos not be deleted by the internet

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My video was forced to close due to malicious reports.No specific reasons for being deleted have been found so far.

The inherent forces have formed a monopoly, setting a high threshold for newcomers in the industry.

Always looking for the best solution that can replace all of this.Until I saw cuckoo, a decentralized P2P application.




The biggest feature of cuckoo is file distributed storage.Your video, as long as someone watches it, can be cached and accelerated, much like P2P, but Cuckoo is faster and safer.

My favorite videos no longer have to worry about being deleted.

Thank you Cuckoo.

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