I think users should be allowed to give their channel points to other users. You choose who you want to give your channel points to and how much channel points you want to give them. It could be useful in multiple circumstances.

For example, a user has 45k channel points and wants to redeem a reward that costs 50k. A different user may be generous and then give the first user 5k channel points so they can afford the reward.

Since streamers have infinite channel points for their channel, they could give users points too. For example, they could have an event where chat plays a game and the streamer gives 50k channel points to the winner.

Also, you could add a setting for streamers so only certain users can give or receive channel points, such as allowing only subscribers to give channel points to other users, including non-subscribers, or not allowing only non-followers from receiving channel points from followers. This could work in case streamers don’t want non-subscribers or non-followers from receiving free channel points or something.

Allowing users to share channel points with other users could allow viewers to interact in ways other than just predictions. Plus, this would allow streamers to create their own ways of allowing viewers to receive channel points without requiring multiple complicated new methods.

A section similar to emote analytics but for channel point redemptions.

After clearing out your channel point rewards queue, there's no longer a way to see what was redeemed and how many times. While streaming, it's very hard to keep track of that.

Having a dedicated section for analytics would allow creators to remove redemptions that are only being used by a small portion of viewers or even one or two people and replace it with something more can enjoy.

Creating this analytic will also help creators increase chat engagement as they'll understand better what they can do to prompt viewers to speak or redeem.

Taking from an old post: on top of this, Twitch could also recommend how much a redemption should cost based on the usage, like it does for the default rewards.

Additionally, seeing how many channel points users have could be beneficial for leaderboards and other chat engagement uses.

It would be awesome if you would implement the ability to attach sounds to Twitch Points redemptions via a web/browser source and give us the option to upload our own graphics to maintain the theme of our streams while the alerts go off - like how StreamLabs allows us to customize our own alerts.

Why would this be a good feature?

For example, via Streamlabs, I have alerts for both Donations and Bits when someone wants to spin my Wheel of Whamboozle. But I also want those who can't contribute monetarily to have the ability to Spin it based on Twitch Points they accrue.

Let's face it, channel loyalty isn't only measured monetarily. It's also measured by time spent in channel. So let's give them the same feeling that those who donate/cheer get with something other than a chat notification. Let's give them the bells & whistles, too.

For variety streamers, it would be wonderful to be able to put certain channel point rewards into folders that can be turned on and off with the flip of a switch.

For example, I could put all my "Fallguys" rewards into a "Fallguys" folder. Then the entire folder could be turned on. When I play a different game, I could turn the folder off.

With the current system, we have to go through a huge list of rewards turning each individual reward on and off when switching games. The end result is that many streamers just have rewards that don't always make sense, depending on what they're doing that day.

Viewers should be able to earn Channel Points by watching VODs (Video on Demand). Undoubtedly, many viewers of many streamers are of international relation to the streamer, this is why it is important to include everyone into the Channel Points experience by letting viewers earn Channel Points by watching VODs by their favourite streamers. This feature must be implemented because international viewers are situated in a different country, thus (in most cases) are in a different time zone. So it only makes sense for viewers who aren't able to watch live streams be able to earn Channel Points by watching VODs. In my proposal, Predictions will stay only for live streaming, and won't be implemented into VODs. Every Twitch user should experience the thrill of earning Channel Points from their favourite streamers and this is one way for people to earn them if they can't quite make it to the stream. To conclude, I'm certain many viewers would love to have this feature implemented into Twitch and it's sure to attract more users and more ad revenue for streamers.

Thank you for reading and please considering voting for this proposal.

Mods currently have the ability to refund and clear their own purchases on the channels. Unless the streamer is following their every move, or accumulates a back log, we can't see this happening. Mods should at the very least, not be able to refund and clear their own channel point purchases.

A better thing would be to not allow them to clear out the requests at all. Just mark them completed and to refund, but keep the digital trail. Currently the only way to find this is to be on the same page with all your other mods, and check/compare your activity tracker with it. This takes too much digging to even discover if an issue is happening.

So, I've seen a few ideas for a Channel Point Menu Overhaul and I wanted to add my own ideas as well as group other ideas I have seen that I also believe are worth seeing.

1. The ability to group channel point redemption rewards into their own separate folders that can be named and given its own image (it would have a small folder image in the corner to signify it is a folder when looked at from the viewer's CP menu.)

2. Each folder would be able to have set cooldowns and limits the same way individual rewards do. So, if I have say a soundboard folder, I can set a folder wide cooldown of 30 seconds to prevent spamming the soundboard with different sounds. Each reward would have a toggle within its edit page that defaults to on that marks it as using the folder's limits. Folder limits and Individual reward limits would stack in which both cooldowns would have to be clear before a reward can be used.

3. Streamers should be able to toggle folders on/off as well as the individual rewards within them. Both toggles would need to be on for a reward to be viewable.

4. The folders should have the same footprint in the menu as a normal redeem as to reduce clutter within streamer's Channel Point menu without having to sacrifice the amount of rewards a streamer wants to provide.

5. Folders and Individual rewards should be able to be manually rearranged as the streamer sees fit, as opposed to being solely based on price. This allows streamers to change the order of rewards without having to use odd prices. This reordering and folder grouping should also apply to the Channel point menu in the creator dashboard.

6. Provide analytics on Channel Point Redemptions. They should show the frequency of overall Channel Point Redeems as well as frequency of specific rewards. The analytics should also provide data on what the first redeem new viewers use when they enter your stream, the typical audience for each redeem (as in unfollowed, followed, and subbed users, not other demographics)

7. Users should have the ability to limit specific redeems to Followers, Subs or VIPs if they so choose. This provides a way for streamers to give rewards to their subs or limit more sensitive redeems to more trusted users.

I feel like with these changes, Streamers and their viewers will have a much more user friendly experience with the Channel Point menu by allowing streamers to De-clutter their Channel Point Menus, allow grouping of similar rewards into easily navigated folders, and overall provide a more polished, customizable, and easy to use system for both viewers and streamers.