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My first thought: "oh, that guy is rich now", but then I started calculating. Around $40.000 per month seems like a lot, but he had to pay some services for API access (not the reddit one, if I understand it correctly, but others), and servers for push messages and stuff. And then, since he probably was self-employed I would add costs for insurances, maybe a mortgage, normal stuff. It might have been kinda decent, but he did not earn millions by now, even with the income of his other apps.
He probably is still rich (hell, he made more money in a year than I probably ever will in my life), but yeah probably not as much as some people may think.
He did estimate that if everyone asks for a refund, he'll have to pay out $250k, ouch.