The fierce competition among streaming platforms escalates further as Kick, the Stake-backed streaming platform aiming to rival established platforms such as Twitch and YouTube, has reportedly signed yet another highly renowned content creator. This exciting development comes hot on the heels of Kick's earlier announcements regarding the signings of two of Twitch's biggest stars, xQc and Amouranth.

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Despite these doubts, Kick continues to make significant strides in the streaming world as it recently signed another major content creator, Destiny, who announced the partnership during his latest YouTube podcast. Revealing a 12-month contract, Destiny outlined two key conditions: his personal website would no longer embed his stream directly, and the "Kick chat has to be on stream". However, Destiny assured his audience that this is not an exclusive streaming contract, as he will continue streaming on YouTube.

Although the exact financial details of controversial streamer Destiny's contract were not disclosed, he did mention that the deal was not in the eight or nine-figure range. Destiny also made it clear that he would not have entered into such a deal for six figures, implying that the value of the contract exceeds that amount.

Undoubtedly, this is welcome news for Kick, which continues to experience rapid growth. The signing of Destiny, who already boasts a massive fan base on various platforms, is set to further contribute to Kick's success. While it remains to be seen which platform will dominate the streaming world in the coming years, Kick's consistent efforts in securing prominent streamers, offering a superior revenue split, and continuously enhancing the platform with new features demonstrate their commitment to making a significant impact in the streaming industry. Overall, healthy competition among streaming platforms ultimately benefits both creators and viewers, driving innovation and providing a diverse range of options in the evolving landscape of streaming.

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