Trainwreck and Adin Ross Tease Massive Kick signings

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Trainwreck, a former Twitch streamer and now the representative of Kick, has stirred up excitement within the streaming and gaming community by teasing fans with the prospect of massive Kick signings. This has generated significant anticipation for the upcoming reveal of which talented and influential content creators will be joining the newly established streaming platform. Kick has been able to generate a lot of buzz in the streaming world since its introduction just a few months ago, and Trainwreck has played a major role in this.

While Twitch has faced many rivals in the past trying to dethrone the platform, Kick is emerging as a noteworthy threat due to several factors. First, Kick boasts of much more relaxed ban policies, including no gambling ban. Secondly, Kick's Creator Program is far superior to that of Twitch, offering streamers a subscription revenue share of 95% streamer and 5% Kick. While big Twitch streamers may not be particularly concerned about Twitch's harsh revenue share policies since they earn significant sums, there are several prominent names calling out Twitch for its stricter policies.

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These policies may have played a role in Adin and Trainwreck's decision to switch to Kick, as Twitch banned Adin and stopped Trainwreck from streaming gambling sites like Stake.com. As Kick's lineup of top streamers continues to expand, Trainwreck announced on March 24th that six more prominent streamers would soon be joining the platform. Referring to Twitch, Trainwreck suggested that this development would leave Kick's competitors shaken.

Adin Ross added fuel to the fire on March 28th when he tweeted that another superstar had signed with Kick, stating «rest in pi**