Hmmmm, this coincides with the shutdown of Tachiyomi..
this post was submitted on 14 Jan 2024
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Which site is this? If the site was big enough, most people should be able to pinpoint it.
Something called "Shelter", the raid pictures in the article definitely don't make it look like the largest.
Whether the site’s operator made $35 million from advertising remains a question, [...]
I'm really curious, where this much money would come from. Advertising on these sites isn't as lucrative and I won't believe that they made on average 0.5$ from each visitor. Don't people use ad blocking?