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Type: Hackers and scammers

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Date Joined: Late 2010s - early 2020s

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Status: Active

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Crypto and bitcoin scammers are notorious hackers who hack YouTubers and makes crypto livestreams after hacking. One example of these types are Tesla.

Why You Need To Do 2-Step Verification

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Important note
Given that these hackers suspend YouTubers as well as this practice being one of the worst examples of causing online protests/activism, redeeming qualities will be STRICTLY forbidden in this page. Anyone who ignores this warning and adds redeeming qualities will have their edits reverted and will face serious consequences and if they do that again then they will get blocked for 6 months.
  1. First of all, those hackers compromise youtubers for no reason. One example is that John Heisz is hacked.
  2. They do a crypto livestream after hacking, which is unconfirmed that people send criticism on the livestream.
  3. Those hacks suspend YouTubers if they don't solve the Atbash code.
  4. Even the logo editing community isn't safe from this, as MediaPerthVideoEditor379 and Zero372 got hacked and suspended.
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