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Kai Cenat recently hit 100,000 subscribers on Twitch - an incredible milestone. Kai Cenat is one of the most successful streamers coming up on Twitch - but is his success overshadowed by Twitch's recent changes to subscription splits? Twitch has recently announced they will be changing splits from 70/30 to 50/50 for top creators earning over $100,000 a year.
Is Twitch right to remove splits and give only 50% to creators? Does Twitch deserve to keep 50% of revenue? Should all creators get 70% of their money for subscriptions? That's part of the topic we're discussing today in this video.
This video covers three big points:
* Why All Twitch Streamers should earn a 70-30 split.
* Why the product offering of a 50-50 sub split is bad
* The opportunity cost of being on the website vs doing other things
Congratulations to Kai Cenat for hitting 100k! Kai Cenat 100k subs!
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