About Twitch API request limits

[ReachGOGO]

My understanding is that Twitch API requests are 800 per minute when using an access token.

I ran the following command to check the Ratelimit-Remaining subtraction in Windows Powershell.

# Windows Powershell
$headers = @{
    'Client-ID'='xxx'
     Authorization="Bearer yyy"
}
while ($true) {
Invoke-WebRequest -Method Get -Uri "https://api.twitch.tv/helix/channels/followers?broadcaster_id=XXXXXXXX" -Headers $headers | ft Headers
}

I sent a response more than once a second, but the Ratelimit-Remaining in the response header remained at 799 and never changed.
“ratelimit-reset” always points to 1 second after execution.

Is it possible to send 800 requests per second from this?

[ReachGOGO]

I found the same question. Please close this post.

Are Rate Limit Headers Broken?

Every request I send returns the same rate limit headers regardless how fast I send requests: { 'ratelimit-limit': '800', 'ratelimit-remaining': '799', 'ratelimit-reset': <current epoch> } I’m able to hit the rate limit, however the ratelimit-remaining header never changes from 799 and the ratelimit-reset header is always the current epoch time. Do these headers still work?