At some point in 2025, Twitch plans to offer monetization tools like subscriptions and Bits for all streamers, according to an open letter from Twitch CEO Dan Clancy. Monetizing Twitch streams ...

and Twitch bits—a virtual currency that viewers use to cheer on streamers. Of course, like other entrepreneurial endeavors, it takes time and effort to make money on Twitch. Here's how to get ...

Some top streamers are reporting a concerning downturn in earnings made on Twitch via advertisements shown to viewers.

Of note, Clancy revealed that Twitch is opening up subscriptions and “Bits,” the virtual items that viewers buy to cheer on streamers, to “most” creators, regardless of how many followers ...

Inspired by Twitch Bits, YouTube’s new Jewels feature lets viewers buy a virtual currency they can spend during live streams to send creators various gifts. YouTube says that Jewels will start ...

Twitch streamer Lacy (81K followers) learned it the hard way during his ongoing subathon. More precisely, he calls it a "Bitathon." Bits serve as a virtual currency that viewers can donate to show ...

Now, just five months later, it's being deprecated from 15th November and instead Twitch will invest more into Cheering and Bits. Newscast: Who should play Link in the Legend of Zelda live-action ...

How Does Twitch Make Money? Twitch makes money by advertising and collecting a portion of funds used to purchase digital products or services such as Bits and subscriptions. Advertisers include ...

or have been on Twitch for a while," Twitch CEO Dan Clancy wrote in a blog post. "We're excited to open up monetization tools--subscriptions and bits--to most streamers, from day one. This will ...

To support emerging creators, Twitch will begin offering access to selected monetisation and community-building tools before ...