I'm a Twitch Affiliate too o/ thanks to someone who a couple of years ago raided my stream with almost 100 raiders.

Unfortunately, I kinda gave up on Twitch. I only have 103 followers, and most of my streams had 0 or 1 people watching it. On Youtube I'm over 1.040 subscribers, and it's growing on a regular basis.

I've been streaming on Twitch since 2014. Though, been on and off. At one point many years ago I got 20-30 viewers per stream. Now I'm lucky to get 5. But at this point I just stream whatever game I'd play whether I would be streaming or not. So mainly single player stuff. 

Nice work on growing on YouTube. I've been stuck around ~9,700 subs for years. 

I don't think that makes a difference; my sister has a makeup channel and only started earning a considerable amount of money after hitting 5,000 subscribers. The important thing is steady subscriber growth, because the amount of money a channel makes with 2,000 subscribers probably won't be substantial.

It was to be expected, really.

I mean the crazy storage and memory prices are affecting Youtube probably the most of all companies as they need to constantly expand their storage to fit all those videos from creators, and even though they get a better deal due to the sheer mass that they're buying, they still get massively hurt by the triple-digit price hikes of storage mediums.

It's either that or have 5+ ads in videos of just a couple minutes for them to pay their bills, so pick your poison.