
This means you "invest" into the sidechain. In this example legally the LSK on the app owner account belongs to him. There are more solutions. Additionally, the blockchain industry and our team consists of extremely intelligent individuals who will find even more solutions. We are releasing now to see exactly how Lisk sidechains should be structured, we want to build our product around the user.

yes i got my answer from max. users would just need to be cautious that dapp owner doesn't fool them and they set it up correctly.
liskhq the second issue was this one
the DPoS protocol for dApps differs in that the dApp creator PERSONALLY APPROVES who can "mine" the dapp-sidechain. if a value is associated with an appcoin in a sidechain, against LISK, or a decent buy-wall is built for it, dapp owners can adjust the DPOS list of active delegates and abuse the system to gain disproportionate mining rewards, short term. the validity checking for delegate voting on the main chain may be open enough to scrutiny, but dapp sidechains on LISK dont have that