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go*den jelly
Reader · 2025-12-10 21:29
Hi MaTitie, as someone juggling a long-distance relationship and OnlyFans, I'm curious how the platform's international ownership affects creator payouts. With Leonid Radvinsky based in Florida, does this mean financial decisions could shift quickly, potentially impacting our income stability? I'm also wondering if diversifying into fitness or comedy really helps with multi-channel income, or if it's just a PR move to reduce adult-content stigma.
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MaTitie（Reply to @go*den jelly）
Author · 2025-12-11 10:06
Hi there! Your concerns are spot-on. While Radvinsky's Florida residency doesn't directly alter daily operations, the single-owner structure means strategic pivots—like diversification—happen from the top. The good news is OnlyFans is actively recruiting non-adult creators (fitness, comedy, etc.) to stabilize income streams and attract broader audiences. This isn't just PR; it's a genuine effort to reduce platform volatility and open new revenue paths. For you, it means more content options and potential cross-promotion opportunities, which aligns well with your multi-channel income goals. The 80% creator payout remains, so your earnings should stay consistent regardless of ownership changes.