Bitcoin Raid Continues on Youtube

Cryptocoin – There is an interesting development that concerns the crypto money world. YouTube is the addressee of the subject. YouTube deleted videos of two crypto enthusiasts and temporarily suspended their accounts.

Earlier this week, crypto educator “Ivan on Tech” and crypto news reporter “The Moon” made a statement on Twitter to express their anger because they believed the video sharing platform YouTube was overreacting.

YouTube has provided a strike notification to both accounts that essentially restricted the creators’ ability to upload videos, live streams, or stories over a period of time, depending on the number of complaints received or the number of violations committed. Both channels are back online at the time of writing.

Other crypto-focused sites have been around since the end of last year.
saw similar prohibitions, some commentators sensational titles and promotion
points to its content as a possible cause in some cases. YouTube in the past
He also admitted that his algorithms sometimes made erroneous operations.

The Moon claims that “there is nothing wrong with the content”, “Warning !!! The financial crisis has begun! Isn’t Bitcoin a safe haven in this blood bath? ” was warned that he violated the conditions stated in the “regulated sales of goods and services policy” to his video. The policy does not mention digital assets and lists items prohibited on the platform for sale or promotion.

With more than 89,000 subscribers, YouTuber says, “bitcoin (BTC)
censor-proof, but YouTube videos are not censor-proof ”
He explained.

Ivan on Tech tweeted 216,000 subscribers on Tuesday and
After you call the various departments of your YouTube account,
Although it was uploaded, as a result of repeated bans from the company,
He said he would stream from his site. It is certain which video started the violation
not.

History of errors

To YouTube cryptocurrency videos in late December 2019
made a move to delete the videos, but then this deletion was accidentally
had announced that it was done.

After an uproar from the crypto community at that time, he moved to reinstate the affected cryptocurrency videos, but it is still unclear whether the content in question has been fully restored.