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Players don't care about your financials. The fact that you're so fixated on CVR's financials betrays the fact that you're a shill.

What's important to players is content. A large majority of the worlds in VRC are created by the same small group of people. How many worlds has MStar uploaded in vrchat? Dozens, many of which we visit very regularly.
By charging people to upload worlds, you chase people like him away from your game. Even for amateur world creators, what's the point of learning the craft and building more if you can only publish a few before you have to pay.

CVR's business model ensures that it will always have fewer worlds to explore than vrchat. That's a big deal, vrchat will always be the better choice for people who like to explore worlds, or, you know, not hang out on the same 4 maps. 
If server space is a concern, a system that prunes worlds that aren't used for a certain time period makes so much sense. Charging content creators is a stupid business decision and it ensures that vrchat will always be a superior product.