> Then again, losing money could lead to back pain.
Hey, just recently a crypto scammer was sliced to bits after bandits were trying to recover something from about 500$ mil that he stole, and failed.
So you can get got for way less than the money at play here.
If your breakeven plan is to hope that the company which issues convertible debt to buy fake currency that has no inherent value and is backed by random computers circlejerking each other in agreeing that these random bits mean something, then you're definitely cooked.
They don't have to publish earnings from individual bits of software. But it's quite obvious, that they're "sharing" a portion of their profits with content creators. They don't have to "buy" content from anyone, which is ridiculous considering they're the world's most popular streaming service. They just reward content creators with a share of the ad revenue generated on their videos, the rest going to Google.
It's a licence to print money.
Worth billions a year, second only in revenue to their search engine