Thanks to Twitch’s new community support system, streamers earned millions of dollars in additional revenue last year. According to Twitch’s Year in Review mini-game, viewers gave 590 million “Bits” ...

The most obvious way to support a streamer is to subscribe to their channel, or make a donation. However, Twitch also has another way to send streamers money: Cheers. Here's how it works: You buy ...

Streaming platform Twitch has introduced the ability to buy emotes and use them in chat. The feature is called "Cheering" and, in an official Twitch blog post, is described as "a new way to show ...

Twitch is giving the community a new way to show support for streamers. The site on Monday introduced Cheering, a feature that lets you financially support your favorite streamers and "celebrate the ...

Twitch is now testing a new way for viewers to donate money to their favorite streamers in the form of new emote and microtransaction systems called "Cheers" and "Bits." When Amazon bought Twitch for ...

That's $414 worth of "Cheering" right there. Twitch, the popular game-streaming site, has a funding problem. Not related to the company -- it's owned by Amazon and is just fine -- but its streamers.

Although many other platforms like YouTube and Facebook Gaming have garnered favor with streamers, Twitch remains the central hub for live gameplay and other live streams on the internet. Twitch is ...

Viewers can use Bits to unlock special emotes known as Cheers. Over the years, Twitch has spawned a number of talented streamers that allowed them to entertain an audience through creativity and video ...

Twitch streamers have a new way to potentially monetize their broadcasts by using Bits in enabled Extensions, the social video service announced Monday. Bits are a form of virtual currency viewers can ...