For tech creators
Stop scam comments on your tech channel
Tech channels sit right next to crypto in what scammers target. Coin promotion campaigns hook onto whatever is in the tech news, AI, SpaceX, a new chip, and plant tickers under tech videos where viewers are curious and early-adopter minded.
- of removed spam was fake-coin promotion
- 94%
- sampled spam comments contained a link
- 0 of 200
- of spam is posted as top-level comments
- 95%
Source: RemoveSpam removal data, October 2025 to November 2026, from YouTube channels protected by RemoveSpam (mostly crypto, finance and tech).
The scams aimed at tech audiences
Coin shills riding tech news
Comments that tie a made-up token to a real headline: “If SPX85K ever hits Trump’s radar…”, “SPCX, SpaceX, Elon…”. They read like topical banter.
How this scam works →“AI” and automation pitches
Coins and platforms pitched as AI-powered or the next big infrastructure play, aimed at viewers who follow AI news.
How this scam works →Impersonation
Lookalike accounts replying as the creator to offer giveaways or “early access”.
How this scam works →Bot waves
Coordinated bursts after an upload, often the same sentence from many different accounts.
How this scam works →
Why your viewers end up blaming you
Tech audiences trust reviewers to separate real products from hype. A coin shill dressed up as tech commentary under your video borrows that trust, and newer viewers cannot always tell the difference.
A comment section that fills with the same kind of promotion also looks unmoderated, which makes the genuine discussion harder to find and the channel look less credible.
What RemoveSpam does about it
Because tech spam is mostly the same coin campaigns that hit crypto channels, it is covered by the same pattern database, updated daily as the names and hooks change.
Your newest video is checked every minute and older ones on a slower schedule. Real product discussion and criticism stay up, and every removal is logged in your dashboard.
Common questions
Why is there crypto spam on my tech videos?
Coin promotion campaigns target any audience that is curious and likely to try something new, and they hook their tickers onto tech headlines so the comments look on-topic. Tech channels are one of their main targets after crypto.
Will it remove comments about real products or companies?
No. Talking about real products, brands or news is normal discussion. RemoveSpam targets the patterns of scam campaigns.
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