YouTube’s crypto policy has driven crypto enthusiasts to look for decentralized alternatives that are uncensored and provide incentives to their users.
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YouTube is a video-sharing company that provides its customers the services of storing and showing videos. The users of YouTube are able to download, watch, rate, comment, like, share and tag videos as favorites. The YouTube company was founded in 2005 and the main office is currently headquartered in San Bruno, California. Recently, YouTube has implemented monetization of content not only with advertisements, but for just watching videos using YouTube, so cryptocurrency is currently considered not only as the main subject of many videos but as a possible payment method for the services. As the company was bought by Google in 2006, just like on Google, on YouTube Bitcoin-related advertisement are banned. Nevertheless, users can still find useful information on YouTube about Bitcoin mining, blockchain, etc.
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YouTuber Ivan on Tech recently explained how the video game RuneScape prepared him for crypto trading.
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by Helen Partz
A scam YouTube account is impersonating Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse to promote a fake 50 million XRP airdrop.
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A derivatives exchange is hosting an AMA livestream on YouTube where it will offer details on the launch of USDT perpetual contracts.
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by Samuel Haig
Tanglesheep’s shed is a 24-hour live stream that lets viewers instantly convert crypto into sheep pellets to feed a flock of eight adopted sheep.
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The YouTube crypto content bans return as Ivan on Tech and The Moon suffer deleted videos.
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by Samuel Haig
A petition circulating on Twitter is demanding that the crypto community unite to boycott Google’s services and migrate to distributed platforms.
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YouTubers turn to decentralized video platforms as an alternative to YouTube, while lawyers chime in on the matter
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YouTube starts to remove bans from crypto-related content as YouTubers look towards decentralized social media platforms.
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YouTubers affected by YouTube’s crypto ban say videos still not fully restored after the platform admits to deleting crypto-related content by mistake.
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Crypto influencers speak out and share updates on YouTube deleting crypto-related content on its platform.
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Crypto YouTubers are greeting the holidays with the sobering news that their content appears to have been censored by the platform.
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by Joeri Cant
Major antivirus software supplier Eset has found cyber criminals using YouTube to distribute mining modules to cryptojack Monero.
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LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman teamed up with Youtubers to release a battle rap between Alexander Hamilton and Satoshi Nakamoto.
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