I don’t think the niche matters that much. If both channels use the same AdSense, YouTube can still link them. Separate browser profiles and stable IPs can help keep things organized, but I’d figure out what caused the original demonetization first.
Good breakdown! From the provider side, getting residential IPs is one thing, but keeping them reliable is another. Pool size alone doesn’t tell you much about actual IP availability, stability, or geo-targeting accuracy.
A new channel doesn’t necessarily mean a new creator. They might already have an audience elsewhere, or they're just good at Youtube seo, like picking the right keywords, titles and thumbnails.
Passing BrowserLeaks doesn’t mean Instagram trusts your setup. Even a fresh ISP proxy can have a poor IP reputation. I’d check that first, but switching to a mobile proxy won’t necessarily fix it. If IG requires phone verification, you’ll still need to complete it.
As for proxy types, I’d go with residential proxies. They use real residential IPs, which may be less likely to get flagged than datacenter IPs. Just keep in mind that IP reputation and browser behavior also matter with reCAPTCHA.
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