Which platform could Valkyrae sign for? Twitch, Facebook, and YouTube are all seemingly in the mix

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YouTube streamer Valkyrae has hinted that she may be moving to another platform for her streams, using cryptic messaging in a recent Tweet to say when she'll be announcing her new contract.

Rachell "Valkyrae" Hofstetter has been streaming on YouTube since January 13, 2020, bolstering a large audience that watches her streams and videos as often as they can. However, her residency on YouTube as a streamer may soon come to an end, as she released a tweet with the date January 31 and a small smiley face.

While this tweet doesn't say much, with the added context of her two-year contract with YouTube ending, it makes this tweet appear like a statement that the date will either be her announcement of which platform she will reside on or her first stream on the new platform.

Note: This article reflects the writer's opinion.

So if Rae is truly switching platforms, what are her main options and what are the positives and negatives of each site? To start, let's establish her main options to choose from.

Twitch was probably the first option that most thought of when it came to platform switching, as it is the most popular of the choices. Twitch holds its position as the biggest gaming platform in the world, holding the top creators in their ranks with names such as Pokimane, Mizkif, and many more.

Their ability to hold large creators on their platform and their wide variety of streamers makes this platform one of the best places to stream. However with such variety comes a saturation of content, making it hard to have a sense of individuality in a sea of streamers. Fans seem to think that if she does switch, this is the most likely option of which platform she'll choose.

While this is the most theorized platform she may have moved to,