At the beginning of each month, Twitch currently displays for each user a "round up" of stats for the month, how many of that streamers streams a user attended, how many watch-hours they have, how many messages were sent, but I would also like to see a Contributions page, where a user can see some admittedly estimated statistics of their potential monetary contributions to a channel. Something like "You threw 1380 bits in April! You've been subscribed for 39 months, WOW!" or "Your Turbo Membership resulted in 3.98 in estimated ad revenue this month! So generous!"

In my opinion this would help the viewers feel better about the ads they're watching, or the breaks the streamer takes to run ad breaks. It'd help people see how much their attention is valued both by the streamer, and the platform. It might help us as chatters feel like we're really a contributing part of this platform's success, even if we don't have the money to buy a hundred subs.

Seeing the impact of your contributions is important to everyone, and streamers already try to do this the best we can by reminding people that their attention and viewership is worth a lot to us, subscriptions or no, and that has served streamers well. I think it would serve Twitch well as well to make some rough estimate of these contributions known to the viewer as well, and my hope is that it will also improve the end user's disposition towards being served ads, because they know the good it can do for the streamer they're watching.