> go through hundreds of hacked accounts every day, their stuff is constantly getting taken down. YouTube has very advanced image & voice recognition technolog

> go through hundreds of hacked accounts every day, their stuff is constantly getting taken down. YouTube has very advanced image & voice recognition technology that is very efficient at flagging (and demonetizing) certain content merely based on trigger words (terrible for science channels that show fire/explosions/etc even though there is no violence involved). If crypto is such a popular target, maybe introduce an extra verification step (that requires uploading ID/etc) to whitelist channels for crypto-related content, and any other channels that have not done the verification (because they don't plan to upload crypto content) can't upload anything that matches those words? This would at least prevent non-crypto-related channels from being hacked and suddenly starting a crypto scam livestream. The reason it's not done of course is because Google bears no liability (despite promoting these scams in the "recommended" section) and the scammers & victims still generate "engagement" and watch ads.