ADIN Ross is arguably one of the country’s most famous Twitch streamers – boasting millions of followers online.
The internet personality is known for living a lavish lifestyle and regularly flaunts his wealth to his viewers.
What is Adin Ross’ net worth?
An exact net worth for Adin Ross is not readily available.
However, a number of outlets estimate his net worth to be between $2million and $24million.
Ross has over 3.9 million Instagram followers, as well as over 6.7 million followers on Twitch.
Originally, Ross was an NBA 2K streamer who would often play in the game’s MyPark section for an audience of no more than a few thousand viewers at any one time.
But after interacting with LeBron James through a live stream in June 2020, Ross gained millions of subscribers.
His following also grew across Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
How much does Adin Ross earn?
During a stream in March, 2022 Ross opened Discord and accidentally revealed a group chat with Stake, a popular online betting and gambling site.
At the time, the company was serving as one of his main sponsors.
The conversation showed several sponsor tasks he was to complete as well as his wallet address.
And according to the link, Ross is being paid 335 Ethereum per week by his sponsor -a sum that equals approximately $995,000 – as reported by Gamer Rant.
These estimates would suggest that Ross can make up to $4 million a month.
However, these reports are unconfirmed.
How does Adin Ross spend his money?
Adin Ross currently lives in Los Angeles, California.
He recently bought a huge $30 million house along with the likes of Mike Majlak, FaZe Banks, and Sommer Ray, to boost his profile.
The property includes several bedrooms, a huge kitchen, a pool and even it’s own cinema.
And if that wasn’t enough Adin’s Instagram page reveals how he spends his money on supercars, plush holidays and designer brands.
One post shows him set on a astride a shiny black vehicle alongside Twitch partner Izi Prime.
While in another he is seen wearing custom made clothing and a designer watch that is captioned: “Dreams Money Can Buy.”