OnlyFans has paid record dividends of 701 million dollars to its owner, Leonid Radvinsky, amid a possible sale of the platform.
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OnlyFans, the popular platform for sex workers and celebrities, has made a significant profit, paying record dividends of $701 million to Leonid Radvinsky. In 2024, the number of creator accounts grew 13% and total revenue reached $7.2 billion. Radvinsky is negotiating the sale of a majority stake to an American consortium, valuing the deal at $7 billion. Dividends paid during the negotiations are significantly higher than in previous years, reflecting the continued success of the platform.
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