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@milesroozen@zachbussey You don't (unless you sell your account). You make money by streaming in a category which currently has badges active and then get ad revenue and subs
Time for Q3 2026 @Twitch stats:
Twitch currently has 641,123 onboarded, 4,031,813 affiliates and 82,713 partners, all while having 1,167 staff accounts.
There are currently more than 27,869,220 emotes on Twitch.
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I can't believe you would lie like this.
I crunshed some numbers and based of 550 million subs.
83.47 % are Tier 1
0.42 % are Tier 2
0.63 % are Tier 3
15.48 % are Prime
Obviously, something like 99.8% of people's subs are Tier 1, so this has minimal impact for most Partners...
But I think that's largely cause few do anything to incentivize the higher Tiers (and tend to assume they get 50%).
To expose him even more, like the partially nude streamers in the Pool section on Twitch. Here some more stats:
64.03 % of all subs are gifted
35.97 % are self bought
Of the gifted subs
99.74 % are Tier 1
0.14 % are Tier 2
0.13 % are Tier 3
To expose him even more, like the partially nude streamers in the Pool section on Twitch. Here some more stats:
64.03 % of all subs are gifted
35.97 % are self bought
Of the gifted subs
99.74 % are Tier 1
0.14 % are Tier 2
0.13 % are Tier 3
@APLeith@moblordTV You only have one prime per month. You can have unlimited Tier 1. Tier 1 autorenew while Primes have to be manually used each month. Usually Prime pay the broadcaster a bit more as they don't have the transaction costs substracted prior the split.