How I Accept Crypto On My Live Stream

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gubbasmall.jpgIf you don’t know who I am, my name is Gubba and I’m an online streamer over on Twitch. You can find me streaming Monday through Friday practicin’ my edits in Fortnite usually, lol. If you do know me, welcome back!

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I haven’t dove too far into my occupation here on this blog, but you can find more information in my streaming blogs on my website: GubbaTV.com. I've been streaming online for the world to watch for the past six years. The time has been like a whirlwind picking me up and flying me about—I still feel like I’m flying! Gaming has always been part of my life, particularly Mario and Zelda, and I am grateful to have a “job” that allows me to game daily. Not only do I game daily, but I engage a unique audience on the daily.

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People often wonder how I am paid to play video games. Let me break it down for you. I can obtain sponsorship deals where a sponsor pays me to promote their product. These are always fun opportunities, and I limit my sponsorship work to brands I enjoy or personally believe in and support. Another revenue stream comes from subscriptions: viewers subscribe to my Twitch channel and pay around $5 a month. Via the Twitch interface, viewers can purchase “bits,” which are little emojis that can be placed in the chatroom as a “cheer” for the streamer. 100 bits = roughly $1 of revenue.

A better method to support me is through direct tips via https://streamlabs.com/gubbatv/tip. These tips can be sent using PayPal or any credit card. Personally, I’m not a fan of PayPal, for various reasons, but it seems they have a monopoly with online payment processing—yikes!!!

How I accept Crypto Tips In My Career/Business

Another way to support me—the VERY BEST method—is via direct tips using cryptocurrency. By clicking this https://1upcoin.com/donate/gubbatv viewers can send crypto tips, which are definitely my favorite! It's a great thing to bypass the dark trenches of PayPal. This alternate route of supporting me, via crypto, is definitely the superior way!

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Other revenue sources for a streamer are ad income from YouTube and the “support-a-creator” program in the Epic Store. Make sure to use code GUBBATV! Haha! #ad lol.

Although streamer revenue sources may seem complex, it's just a newer form of entertainment, and the business model is still being carved out defined in modern society. On a side note, I see the comment “Get a real job” less nowadays than I did in 2015 lol.

I think I’ll be sticking with playing video games! If you have questions about how I set this up or have questions about crypto and streaming let me know in the comments.

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