Sometimes it can be difficult to block and ban friends you know.
So, you need to block the route of sending messages through chat and sponsorship. In this case, you can still use Bits to chat.
There is a way to block the maximum request price, but most streamers want to use it delicately, so the required price is low, and it takes a little longer and cumbersome to access this part to change it.
So Bits needs a quick accessible pause function.

It would be nice if the streamer could set this in the chat window options to make it easier to access from OBS or Chrome.
Or add a chat command

There are games within certain niches (e.g. the RPG Maker horror community) with more restrictive licenses on earning money from broadcasts of them than many other games. I'd like the ability to disable and re-enable bits (either whenever the streamer feels or on a per-stream basis) to allow for streaming these games without running the risk of unintentionally breaking their content guidelines by receiving a donation that I have no control over.

YouTube's streaming service offers the ability to freely disable their Super Chats and Super Stickers monetisation, making accidentally breaking usage guidelines in this way much less likely. Currently the only similar alternative I have on Twitch is to set my Bits minimum donation as high as it can go (10000 Bits). This is fine for most streamers, including myself, but it is not a 100% secure system for handling this issue. A toggle would help streamers stream more games on Twitch while remaining in line with the wishes of their creators.

Also so das man auch bei subs das alles wo man geld bekommt man auch ausschalten kann

I know there was an option when I first completed my affiliate onboarding and it was there until someone donated bits. After they did, I decided I didn't want them enabled anymore and I can't turn them off.