Devin Nash
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Do Streamers Make TOO MUCH MONEY?
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October 13, 2021
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Do Twitch Streamers make too much money? The discussion has started as a result of a major Twitch data leak, that allegedly shows the financial data of tens of thousands of streamers. The leak and the data spawned an argument over Twitch streamer revenue, with several famous streamers such as Hasanabi and Syukkuno being called out for making too much money.
I wanted to address the issue of how much money streamers make on Twitch - and provide some data analysis on a macro level without getting into any leaks from the specifics of individual streamer income, whether it's real how much streamers made on Twitch or not.
I hope to talk about the type of work that goes into streaming on Twitch, how much money Twitch streamers make as a whole, and how likely it is that you will make money on Twitch. I think this is an important discussion and want to see more people talking about it!
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