/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>51742460
HoloENs graph started crashing 1 month before the rest of the industry, coincidentally 1 day after the homos were announced on the 17th

never forget, EN had been on the incline until July 17th, the day Tempiss was announced and just one day later the big crash started

>>47773099

>>47260955
July 17th announcement

>>44460433
>actually a bit worrying because the industry itself is growing.
It is natural for established streamers to reach their natural point, it is Holos that distort the whole thing with their unbelievable rate of growth for their daily live audience.

Here is the combined per branch chart again, the type of loyalty from Holo audience in the JP branch is unparalleled when talking about a 36 girls ensemble

Here is an update on that
>30 DAYS TRUE AVERAGE, PER BRANCH
chart
>pic related

Some comments
1) HoloJP broke from the fall right around an 11k average and started climbing up again. The difference from the rest of the industry is so massive they're in a class of their own
2) HoloEN, thanks to the eventful last few weeks, pulled themselves out of the mud pit and are strongly inclining right now. Let's see if these events are enough to get them up for form again and in a more permanent inclining direction
3) VSPO and Nijisanji main branch are scissoring, with the former seemingly reaching a natural high after hiring Met, and the later breaking their fall with the recent events and tournaments
4) HoloID, after a few weeks of incline, ran out of the buff from the events and are hovering around the 3k line
5) NijiEN and StarsEN ... they're in a simultaneous death spiral with no sign of finding their floor.
StarsEN just touched their CAREER LOW mark, and NIjiEN just match the numbers they had on Luxiem debut week, diving fast into pre Luxiem debut numbers.

All in all
>HoloJP reigns supreme
>HoloEN is rebounding
>VSPO and NijiJP are straddling the 3.5k line
>HoloID reached their buff limit
>NIjiEN and StarsEN are dying