Youtube Livestream Views

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Hi there,

so in the crypto space of youtube, there are appearing some various scammer livestreams on youtube, claiming to promote a ETH talk on their channel. They just playback a interview from Vitalik Buterin and put their phishing link underneath. Since they are ranking like first 5 videos on keywords like "crypto" on youtube and they do it for months now, they seem to be doing massive stuff out there and stealing seeds/keys.

Looks like they are botting views on their livestream to rank for specific keywords like "crypto" or "nft".

My question here:

How do they bot themselfes massive livestream views like 5k-25k viewers, so they can rank page 1?

It is intersting for me in terms of ranking my own whitehad livestream ads for my projects and gaining some traffic in the niches I am in. Any idea how they do botting that massive views? They must have of like massive VPS with tons of ram and CPU so they can launch viewing bots? As far as I know, there isn't any bot right now, that uses not a lot of resources, since you have to launch actual browsers running those streams (headless not working right now).
 
Surely they have good proxies, servers, etc. Or they buy viewers from differents viewers sites for YouTube lives at the same time for more viewers.
 
Surely they have good proxies, servers, etc. Or they buy viewers from differents viewers sites for YouTube lives at the same time for more viewers.
Yeah, but servers to launch like 5k instances are costing hundreds a day. There is no good service for buying live stream viewers, I checked them all
 
It is intersting for me in terms of ranking my own whitehad livestream ads for my projects and gaining some traffic in the niches I am in. A
When it comes to ranking your Livestream videos, irrespective of whether you choose to buy views or not, a factor to consider is the Authority of your channel in that niche and the level of competition in the niche
 
Hi there,

so in the crypto space of youtube, there are appearing some various scammer livestreams on youtube, claiming to promote a ETH talk on their channel. They just playback a interview from Vitalik Buterin and put their phishing link underneath. Since they are ranking like first 5 videos on keywords like "crypto" on youtube and they do it for months now, they seem to be doing massive stuff out there and stealing seeds/keys.

Looks like they are botting views on their livestream to rank for specific keywords like "crypto" or "nft".

My question here:

How do they bot themselfes massive livestream views like 5k-25k viewers, so they can rank page 1?

It is intersting for me in terms of ranking my own whitehad livestream ads for my projects and gaining some traffic in the niches I am in. Any idea how they do botting that massive views? They must have of like massive VPS with tons of ram and CPU so they can launch viewing bots? As far as I know, there isn't any bot right now, that uses not a lot of resources, since you have to launch actual browsers running those streams (headless not working right now).
It's apparently much easier to bot live streams than views.
I'll see if I can find a python view bot (headless)'s the source that I got from a friend, and if I can find it I'll give it to you, but it's pretty simple and uses proxies (and I think combos, I don't understand it personally).
 
When it comes to ranking your Livestream videos, irrespective of whether you choose to buy views or not, a factor to consider is the Authority of your channel in that niche and the level of competition in the niche
Not really. Check out the nft or crypto space. Them thieves have freshly created accounts botting themselves like 2-15k viewers and ranking like top 5 videos on major keywords as “nft” or “ethereum”, “Bitcoin”
 
Not really. Check out the nft or crypto space. Them thieves have freshly created accounts botting themselves like 2-15k viewers and ranking like top 5 videos on major keywords as “nft” or “ethereum”, “Bitcoin”
I usually see them with 2008 accounts though?
 
It's apparently much easier to bot live streams than views.
I'll see if I can find a python view bot (headless)'s the source that I got from a friend, and if I can find it I'll give it to you, but it's pretty simple and uses proxies (and I think combos, I don't understand it personally).
Would be awesome. I found such bots, but they are not headless. So even with a good pc or Server you cannot launch more then like 200 instances. I am willing to pay for a good and efficient script

I have good residential Proxies.
 
Would be awesome. I found such bots, but they are not headless. So even with a good pc or Server you cannot launch more then like 200 instances. I am willing to pay for a good and efficient script

I have good residential Proxies.
Yeah, I've also seen one on GitHub but it's outdated, but with bad proxies it raises viewers by 2 lmao.
 
Yeah, you right. But it is not big of a challenge, they can be bought for little money
Found it, but it has less token stuff than the one I got, unfortunately, I doubt I'll be able to recover it
/KevinLage/YouTube-Livestream-Botter on GitHub, I'm not sure about link rules.
EDIT: probably doesn't work btw but it's educational atleast
 
Found it, but it has less token stuff than the one I got, unfortunately, I doubt I'll be able to recover it
/KevinLage/YouTube-Livestream-Botter on GitHub, I'm not sure about link rules.
EDIT: probably doesn't work btw but it's educational atleast
Yeah, I already came across this one, but people in the issue section claiming that it is outdated/ not working anymore
 
Yeah, I already came across this one, but people in the issue section claiming that it is outdated/ not working anymore
It probably is, it might be coding styles, but it seems much different than mines, I'm pretty sure some parts of the endpoints were changed...
 
It probably is, it might be coding styles, but it seems much different than mines, I'm pretty sure some parts of the endpoints were changed...
I mean, I can maybe fix it, but the script doesn’t seem to be that advanced, pretty basic. Not sure If it will work nowadays because it doesn’t mimic a real user. There needs to be a cookie function, referrals etc, so YouTube won’t recognise any bot behaviour
 
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