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Here's the clip that apparently terminated my YouTube channel. While livestreaming about the SpaceX IPO, I tried to share what I believed was the official livestream of the SpaceX IPO ceremony. I clicked on a video on YouTube that appeared to be legitimate live coverage. Afterall, it was apparently...

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MY CHANNEL GOT A STRIKE!! 🚨 I posted this exact video on YouTube today and it got removed + a strike on my channel: 100XClub Got a a strike a week ago too, no explanation on what we did wrong. I have been in the space since 2016 and sharing my knowledge, experience and views with people FOR FREE every single day on YT I love YouTube a lot, built the channel with sweat blood and consistency from 34 subs and had a 10x growth in the last 12 months alone I state “not financial advise, Dyor” and so on in every single video I make, trying to be compliant with YouTube I genuinely feel concerned posting on YouTube because I don’t even know what is it that violates the rules therefore cannot change and comply. I refrained from streaming on other platforms because I want to focus on what works - YouTube But if I am not even being told what I should change, I will not be able to adept, and not be able to make it work. This is my live, my community is my second family, YouTube’s move is not right. Please TeamYouTube YouTube , see the video below, look into my community, read the comments below this posts or on any YouTube video and do the right thing If nothing else, please help me understand why the strike happened, why the warning happened so I - and my fellow crypto creators - can change and work with you to make YouTube a safe place for honest crypto communities If you got any value from me in the past years, please RT, comment and TAG YouTube AND TeamYouTube Sincerely Yours

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