Can't find that number on EddyB's twitter (I get like $1300), but thus far in the month of January, I have the following stats, as determined using overrustlelogs's chat logs of DSP's twitch and a python script that searches for the appropriate triggers:
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Unique cheerers: 286
Total cheers: 7071
Final bit total is: $ 2300.73
Average cheer: $ 0.33
Subs: 307 (253@$4.99, 4@$9.99, 0@$24.99, 50 gifted) ***NOTE: only subs for this month, so there is some carryover from last month that could result in more than 500.***
Final sub total is: $ 655.21
Unique tippers: 0
Final tip total is: $ 0.00
Live pet total is: $ 0.00
Total money is: $ 2955.94
Not sure how your subs math is being worked out, it's much simpler than that & should always be a 50c or $1 value. Prime/$4.99 subs the creator gets '50%', $2.50 & Twitch takes $0/$2.49. For $9.99 the cut is 60% & $24.99 it's 70%, just like $4.99 the creator gets the higher clean amount so $6 & $17.50 respectively.
I check my numbers by seeing how the leaderboard matches with my user cheer amounts, and it's generally identical to the cent, with a few exceptions caused by overrustle's use of UTC time zone. Because tips aren't shown in chat anymore, I have no info on those and I don't have any desire to watch the streams or videos to determine them (more power to EddyB on that one).
I cut my numbers at 4am PST/midday UTC, it's a convenient time for me to consistently cycle my IRC clients & it's rare anyone is cheering etc. at that time. So for a double stream day anything from 4am until 1st stream begins is included in the first stream, and then anything after 2nd stream until 4am the next day is considered part of 2nd stream. Generally I split the streams at 6pm PST, depends if there's any early cheering as I like to include anything after 1st stream as 2nd stream as that's when DSP will shout it out. e.g. if there's a cheer at 5:40pm I'll cut at 5:30pm.
Tips... you don't want to know. There's the
@SoapQueen1 method of trying to listen out for DSP's shoutouts in the audio... but that requires listening to the stream & I can't take DSP's cringy gameplay commentary any more. So I take screenshots every 5 seconds while the streams are left running (automated to ensure it starts correctly for a second stream) then skim through them the next day looking for tip notifications & keeping those images. THIS is the timesink, can take anything from 30 minutes to a couple hours while I listen to podcasts etc.
And here's the cheerers, how much they cheered, and the percentage of the total amount cheered thus far this month (this one's long)
This is impressive, I don't really have an easy way to do this with my logging method.
The only month where tips were turned on in chat was November 2017, and that was skewed by the first of his major begging sessions (around Thanksgiving, maybe?). Here are the stats for that month, however:
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Unique cheerers: 280
Total cheers: 3866
Final bit total is: $ 2203.18
Average cheer: $ 0.57
Subs: 220 (199@$4.99, 3@$9.99, 0@$24.99, 18 gifted)
Final sub total is: $ 514.49
Unique tippers: 131
Final tip total is: $ 3184.04
Percent of sub $2 tips is: 23.40%
Live pet total is: $ 13.94
Total money is: $ 5915.65
Here are my November stats, they're slightly different, and I did use Nightbot for tips (I checked images for the first few days, then stopped once I felt comfortable they were matching):
Twitch income total to the end of November 2017: Subs ~$503 & cheers ~$2202.31 & tips ~$3251.95 = ~$5957.26
Sub total to the end of November 2017: 194 so ~$485 & 3 $9.99 subs so ~$18 = ~$503
November 30th pet total: 4 Love ~$2 & 1 Cooldown ~$2.50 = ~$4.50
Based on the vague statements DSP gave about getting a couple bucks AND the old standard of Twitch giving the creator 'half' the $4.99 sub so $2.50, I went with DSP getting 50c for $0.99, $2.50 for $4.99 & $5 for $9.99 (although this Ultimate Love option did not appear once as purchased in my logs.
The subs difference makes sense, part of my checks are to see if a user has subbed for the same number of months during this month, if so I do NOT count the second time it shows up. I do count an upgrade to a higher tier sub (e.g. Prime->$9.99 or $24.99). I believe a user can mash share as often as they like on a sub, explaining these odd dupes. Earlier this year Derich got 5 different sub notifications in the same month, which keyed me into this & made me start checking.