More crypto-related content is being re-enabled on YouTube after several days of unilateral deletions and not-communication from the video giant.

YouTube responded 3 hours ago via Twitter to YouTuber Carl The Moon regarding the crypto-related videos that have been removed from the platform this calendar week.

@TeamYouTube responded to a previous tweet sent by Carl The Moon (@themooncarl) on the affair, stating today:

"Hey in that location, this was an error on our side during the review process – your video should be reinstated and strikes resolved. Let us know if you're seeing otherwise!"

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Following the statement from @TeamYouTube, Carl The Moon told Cointelegraph via Twitter directly message:

"I can confirm that my warning/strike was removed, and most of the other censored YouTubers have also had their strikes removed."

While content is reinstated, trust is lost

Although @TeamYouTube has admitted to the platform's mistake, a number of YouTuber's were impacted over the holidays by the apparent ban that started on December. 23.

On Dec. 26, YouTuber Michelle Grand. who hosts the MamaeCrypto channel, tweeted that she is trying not to let the YouTube ban ruin her vacation.

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Carl The Moon as well explained that while his videos are support, his trust in YouTube has been lost.

"YouTube has admitted that this was a mistake, but this has severely impacted YouTubers business," said Carl The Moon. "However, the biggest affair I have learnt equally a Youtuber is to not trust Youtube."

YouTubers look towards decentralized content platforms

Although crypto-related content is beingness reinstated, many YouTubers accept expressed interest in moving to blockchain-based social media platforms to share content.

LBRY, a decentralized content sharing and publishing platform that has been used by over 500,000 people, told Cointelegraph that nearly 200,000 people have started using the platform in the last month.

LBRY'south Twitter account, @LBRYio, tweeted a find to impacted YouTubers to sync their content to library in case YouTube deletes content on a whim again.

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Moreover, some of the biggest names in the blockchain and cryptocurrency manufacture are too sharing their thoughts on Twitter.

Founder and CEO of Binance, CZ, tweeted, "This is a expert instance of a short term setback, but probably practiced in the long term. Volition let new platforms emerge with better freedom. People will create content and post them elsewhere."

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TRON CEO and Founder, Justin Dominicus, also chimed in, tweeting, "Posting your content through #BTFS and @BitTorrent. It volition exist on net forever and exist available anytime anywhere!"

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