Streams Charts will take part in FANCON 2026, one of Ukraine’s largest pop culture festivals, where two discussion panels will be hosted. The sessions will be held on June 6 and 7 in Kyiv as part of the UA Creators zone, which this year will feature not only YouTube but also Twitch streamers.
As part of the discussions, Streams Charts will bring together representatives of the streaming scene, content creators, and brands to explore how Ukrainian livestreaming works today, how creator communities are growing, and how brands are integrating into streaming content.
Panel #1: “Twitch vs YouTube: Where Can Creators Actually Grow Today — and Is There a Right Choice?” — June 6, 18:40–19:20.
Panel:
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Nazar Babenko, Product Manager at Streams Charts — panel moderator
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Dobra Divka, streamer, winner of the “Female streamer of the Year” nomination at Stream Awards: Ukrainian edition 2024
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Ievgen Skyba, CEO of StreamAdvisor, an automated service that helps streamers monetize through brand integrations on Twitch and YouTube
The discussion will focus on the differences between growing a channel on Twitch and YouTube, as well as the audiences each platform attracts in livestreaming. Participants will discuss how streamers find their viewers today, how Ukraine’s creator economy has changed in recent years, and which content formats are working in 2026.
Panel #2: “Where Is the Money in Livestreaming? How Streamers Make Money in 2026” — June 7, 17:50–18:30.
Panel:
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Nazar Babenko, Product Manager at Streams Charts — panel moderator
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Oleksii "Bafik" Bafadarov, streamer and esports caster
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Julia Sabadash, Country Head Ukraine and Moldova at Logitech, one of the world’s best-known computer peripherals brands.
Participants will discuss the real revenue streams available to streamers, advertising integrations, brand partnerships, and how audiences respond to ads in livestreaming content. Streams Charts will also present data on the Ukrainian-language segment of Twitch and key streaming monetization trends in Ukraine.
Ukrainian livestreaming continues to grow rapidly, with streamers becoming an increasingly important part of the modern digital communications landscape. Streams Charts invites FANCON guests to join the discussions on June 6–7 in Kyiv.