Streaming legend Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa has been dividing the Twitch community for a while with the suggestive hot tub streams as just one of the examples. There’s absolutely no denying that the cosplayer turned content creator has amassed a fortune in the last couple of years.
Lately, Amouranth has been unveiling investments in the more traditional sense of the concept. She’s putting part of her fortune into business endeavors to further diversify her income. A very smart move that more and more Twitch streamers/YouTube creators are doing to further diversify their income streams.
After buying a gas station earlier this month and explaining the thought process behind it (spoiler: it’s to pay fewer taxes and get an extra source of income) she revealed another purchase she made. A 7-Eleven location, one of the most popular corner stores in the world, is now 25% hers.
In an Instagram post, she went into a little detail. “It’s a syndicate deal so I only own like a quarter of it! Huge location, located close to a Major highway and downtown metro area!” she said.
It’s just another sign of her business intelligence. She knows her popularity might one day fall off, and she wants to be ready if/when this happens. It might mean she’s getting sick of creating content and is just waiting for the right time to close down her OnlyFans and Twitch accounts.
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