Plenty of streamers who earn huge sums from life in front of a camera splash out on sports cars and designer luxuries, but one of Twitch’s biggest names has been putting her money into gas stations instead.
Amouranth has spent roughly $14 million acquiring four gas stations, though you’re unlikely to see the 32-year-old — who has around six million Twitch followers — behind the counter or out on the forecourt grilling food that barely qualifies as a hot dog.
Rather than treating her streaming and OnlyFans income like a never-ending shopping budget, Amouranth (Kaitlyn Siragusa) has been channeling it into a growing portfolio of business assets.
On Caleb Hammer’s Financial Audit podcast, she described how she handles big payments and why gas stations are a go-to purchase. “When it’s like $3 million, it’s usually gas station stuff. Gas stations are like $3 million each,” Amouranth said.
She also gave a snapshot of what she currently owns, telling Hammer: “I think I have about three right now, and I’m working on a fourth. Each one is worth about $3-4 million, because that’s the land plus all the facilities.”
The appeal, she suggested, isn’t about running a roadside business day-to-day. It’s about building a more predictable stream of income and keeping as much of her earnings as possible.
It also ties into managing the significant taxes that can come with her level of revenue — something she has previously indicated is substantial across streaming, social media, and adult platforms.
Speaking about the financial performance of the properties, she said: “I don’t really know the yearly cash flow off the top of my head, because I don’t really look at them for profitability.”
She added: “It’s more so I can reduce, on paper, how much I’m making to the IRS, because I have all these business expenses.”
Amouranth reveals she owns 4 gas stations worth ~$14,000,000
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Although that summary left some questions, she has previously shared more specifics about how the strategy is structured. Posting on X, she wrote: “For the record it would be dumb for me to buy a gas station and run it myself.
“I am buying it & [triple net leasing] it to a publicly traded company. Now since we bought this gas station… I will take an accelerated depreciation charge of approximately $3m.”
In simple terms, the approach involves purchasing the property and then leasing it out so the tenant covers the ongoing operating costs. If the asset later sells at a higher value, the overall structure can still work out favorably after accounting for tax treatment and depreciation. She has also claimed that, once everything is reconciled, she came out ahead financially.
Amouranth has said this means she basically gets the gas station for ‘free’ and makes $85,000 on the lease.
And the gas stations aren’t the only entries in her portfolio. Alongside those purchases, she has added other practical, low-glamour holdings, including franchised convenience stores like 7-Eleven as well as a car wash.