Twitch streamer Jynxzi accidentally leaks over $450K in monthly revenue during livestream
Popular Twitch streamer Jynxzi accidentally revealed his astonishing monthly earnings during a recent broadcast, shocking fans with just how lucrative streaming can be.
The 23-year-old Rainbow Six Siege star, who boasts over 7 million followers on the platform, unintentionally showed his Twitch dashboard on April 23, disclosing revenue from March 25 to April 23 totaling a massive $452,448.
While chatting casually with viewers about football, Jynxzi stood up and inadvertently switched screens, momentarily displaying his backend stats for all to see. 'Oh my God,' he exclaimed in a moment of panic, quickly removing the screen but not before viewers captured the eye-watering numbers.
According to the leak, Jynxzi's income stems largely from over 80,000 active subscribers, combined with strong ad revenue fueled by nearly 25,000 average concurrent viewers. His financial success places him among the top-performing Twitch creators. In fact, he ranked as the third most-watched English-language Twitch streamer in March 2025, just behind Caedrel and Asmongold.
The incident has since gone viral in the streaming community, sparking comparisons to other streamers' earnings. For example, Ninja revealed a $142,177 monthly income in 2023, while Asmongold disclosed a significantly lower $37,001 after refusing to run frequent ads.
Jynxzi, who won Best FPS Streamer at the 2024 Streamer Awards, continues to solidify his place as one of Twitch's biggest stars—now with a clearer picture of just how much that status pays.
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