As someone who's been watching this space for a little more than a decade.. this is what I've deduced: Because Mixer died, twitch didn't need the tentpole any

As someone who's been watching this space for a little more than a decade.. this is what I've deduced: Because Mixer died, twitch didn't need the tentpole any longer, they don't need to pay out a contract if they ban the streamer, there's a "council of snowflakes" that can't tell make believe from reality, and they pegged him with no disclosure to instil fear in all other streamers, a kind of general deterrence. Twitch has nowhere to go but down, at this point.