The ZEvent 2026 has officially ended, raising nearly 32.8 million euros and setting a new fundraising record for the charity marathon. This final edition of the event brought together hundreds of online content creators, known as streamers, who participated in a variety of unusual challenges to raise money for charitable causes. The total amount raised—32,891,874 euros—surpassed the previous record set in 2025, marking a significant milestone for the event. Over 1.7 million donations were recorded, supporting 22 different charities and organizations. To boost the fundraising total, the organizers implemented a range of strategies over the course of 50 hours of live streaming and events. One of the standout performers was Mastu, a content creator who raised more than 5 million euros—setting a new personal record and surpassing the previous individual high of 4.7 million euros set by Domingo. Domingo introduced a unique feature called "Battle Boost," which turned donation appeals into competitive duels among participants, encouraging greater community engagement. The event was filled with memorable moments, including improbable sequences from Sylvain Lyve, dramatic entrances by creators, and challenges that brought both laughter and emotional reactions from viewers. The final record was officially set on Sunday evening, surpassing earlier milestones of 20 million and 30 million euros. This edition of ZEvent will be remembered not only for its impressive fundraising success but also for the collective effort of hundreds of creators, their supportive communities, and over 1.5 million participants, many of whom contributed just a small amount. As the tenth and final edition of the ZEvent, the record-breaking achievement feels almost unbelievable. The event, which began a decade ago, has grown into one of the largest charitable initiatives in the online streaming community, leaving a lasting impact on both the participants and the causes they supported.