The Ad Incentives Program was already in place when Twitch started in February. It guarantees a certain amount of ad revenue to a small group of Affiliate and Partner-level streamers based on how many ads they run per hour and how many hours they stream. People who run more ads make more money each month.

Twitch is changing its ad-based creator remuneration system

Another change Twitch wants to make is to cut streamers’ revenue share from 70% to 50%. Partnered streamers now get 70% of the money from their subscribers, which is between $3.50 and $5 per 1,000 people, depending on where they live.

The thought of losing 20% of that money is already causing a stir. Star streamers like Pokimane and Ninja could leave Twitch because the company is cutting back on the amount of money they make. This could cause them to go to the platform and start streaming somewhere else.

This is the last change Twitch might make. After that, they might remove the exclusivity clause. Some people in Twitch’s Partner Program can not stream on other platforms. Such as YouTube Gaming or Facebook Gaming, at the moment.

That’s not true, though. When the exclusivity clause is removed. They’ll be able to make money on those other sites as much as they do on Twitch. These changes could be implemented this summer, or they could be scrapped.

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It’s Matthew Rinaudo’s real name, but he goes by Mizkif. He is one of the gaming group One True King founders, and he is one of the best American Twitch streamers. Mickie said he’d leave Twitch for YouTube if he had the right deal.

There has been inflammation of the heart muscle called myocarditis that Mizkif has been fighting since June 2019. This makes the heart weak and makes it work harder. Shortness of breath, chest pain, inability to exercise, and an irregular heartbeat are signs of a viral infection.

However, in the worst-case scenario, myocarditis can cause heart problems that can lead to heart failure, fatal. Mizkif has had heart palpitations and chest pain over the years. Which got so bad that he couldn’t stream at times. Fortunately, a recent tweet shows that his heart is “100%” normal again.

Mizkif Updates Heart Health Issues on Twitch

Mizkif hasn’t revealed the specifics of his diagnosis. Still, the statement has led to an outpouring of love and support from the streaming community, including well-known creators like Pokimane, who have shown their support for the information.

That Mizkif’s good medical news is good for him is a good sign. In January, Mizkif had his car hit by another car that cost him about $100,000. Mickie and new One True King member Emiru were out at an arcade when a security guard told Mizkif that his Audi R8 had hit by a truck during a Livestream.

It’s great that so many people care about Mizkif’s health, but he’s not the only one. A few months ago, the mentioned Emiru talked about mental health after some streamers started looking at certain things differently.

Fans thought she was hoarding because she had so many things. The streamer says she’s “more than okay.” It’s good to see fans show concern and care for the well-being of streamers and game content creators.

Many people don’t know whether Mizkif is entirely free of myocarditis. On the other hand, the Twitch streamer is happy to be healthy again and back at work making more content – just not anything that uses the Super Mario 64 long jump exploit.

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