Ten weeks in: $123,000+ paid to streamers through Verifluence

More payments. More campaigns to build with.

We've reached 788 escrow releases, up from 658 at last week's snapshot. That's another 130 releases, taking the cumulative total up 19.8%.

There is also 180,000 USDC in funded campaigns on Verifluence.

Several new casino campaigns are joining this week, while existing brands are putting more budget behind their streamer activity. For creators, that's a reason to get their profiles ready and look for the right fit. For operators, it's a chance to build alongside a growing pool of streamer partners.

The goal is to turn that momentum into working relationships both sides want to keep.

500 registered. 71 with marketplace access.

We've now reached 500 registered streamers. Of those, 71 currently have access to the marketplace.

Those are two different milestones. Signing up doesn't automatically mean getting access to casino campaigns.

Our team is actively working through our five-step onboarding verification process, adding new streamers to the marketplace every day. We also remove some streamers. The number with access can move in both directions.

We want casino teams to find creators they can confidently consider for a deal. And we want serious streamers to join a marketplace where getting verified actually means something.

If you've registered but haven't completed your profile and onboarding, now is a good time to get those ready.

Escrow matters when things go wrong, too

The payout figure is the headline, but the other side of the picture matters.

Alongside the $123,000+ paid to streamers, $4,835 has been refunded to operators because of stream-delivery issues.

Of the combined amount paid to streamers or refunded to operators, at least 96.2% went to streamers. That's a share of the money paid or refunded, not a claim that 96.2% of deals were completed successfully.

Across 168 total deals, 22 have been cancelled, or 13.1%. The reasons vary: breaches of agreed terms, missed delivery or communication deadlines, streamer-requested cancellations, and technical issues such as wallet problems.

A cancellation doesn't automatically mean fraud. These are different situations, and the agreed terms and circumstances matter.

A growing marketplace needs to work for both sides: streamers delivering the agreed work and casino teams funding it.

Our biggest updates yet are coming next week

The numbers are moving. So is the product.

We're planning our biggest updates yet for next week, focused on making campaigns easier to run for both casino teams and streamers. Less time spent on the admin around a partnership means more attention available for the partnership itself.

We'll share the details at the beginning of next week. For now, consider this the heads-up.

Come build the next chapter with us

Streamers: if you've built an engaged community and are looking for casino partners, get your profile ready and complete onboarding. Marketplace access follows verification; finding the right deal still depends on fit.

Casino teams: if you're looking for streamer partners, we'd love to hear what you're planning. New campaigns and growing budgets are an important part of what comes next.

To everyone who has streamed, launched a campaign or helped us improve the platform: thank you.

Ten weeks in. Plenty more to build.