I personally don't care about any crypto youtubers, so many of them are actually promoting scams or just giving poor advice, they are the same as those low-quality Medium bloggers or crypto news sites writers. If youtube banned Andreas Antonopoulos, then I'd be quite frustrated, but as long as it's some nonames, I'm not going to grab a pitchfork.
And if these crypto guys are so cool, why don't they move to some decentralized video hosting service? They talk about crypto and blockchain, yet they still choose to stick with the centralized platform, because that's where the money is.
I was thinking about moving from Youtube to LBRY because the revenue is much better. DTube is another option. I'm a crypto Youtuber myself and I don't make money in any of my videos because of my ineligibility to be a Youtube partner, but I got deeply concerned on how they handled accounts like this. I still don't forget about the first series of Youtube incidents that a lot of crypto Youtubers having their channels banned (but was reinstated afterwards). Youtube is a centralised video sharing platform, so we don't have some sort of freedom here.
I'm surprised that a lot of people are not yet taking LBRY or DTube seriously. However, they do have limits like we cannot upload videos more than 1 GB. I've uploaded a video on Youtube recently about my webinar replay that is over 2 hours of interview and almost 8 GB. This is the only downside of decentralized video platforms for now if uploading to their server directly than syncing Youtube videos.