Amouranth claims Twitch's business model “doesn't succeed” amid Kick move – Dexerto

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Popular streamer and OnlyFans model Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa is hitting out at Twitch’s business model after announcing she would be moving to Kick. The streaming landscape has changed significantly in the last few months with Kick entering the fray to compete against Twitch and has signed some of the platform’s biggest names already. In a short time, Kick has managed to recruit some of the biggest names in streaming from xQc and BruceDropEmOff and now, most recently, hot tub streaming extraordinaire Amouranth.Article continues after ad Kick’s success has been partly rooted in Twitch’s own decisions too, such as implementing a 70/30 sub-split that only applies to 1000 streamers or new policies on branded content. According to Amouranth, where the site really fails is with its total addressable market. Figuring out a novel/better way to tie into Amazon’s rapidly growing as business (possibly not in twitch’s control) twitch decided to squeeze streamers even tho they will never be able to achieve profitability that way.Grow TAM or— Kaitlyn (@wildkait) June 19, 2023 Amouranth explains why Twitch “doesn’t succeed” In a lengthy thread on Twitter, Amouranth took to her personal account to blast the platform, stating that Twitch squeezing creators isn’t its “sin,”
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