Is Instagram cooked?

Before anyone starts acting smart and telling me it's because of the proxy or device, I use iPhones, real devices, and I've tested a lot of proxies (mobile proxies), so I know which ones are good and which ones aren't.I've been doing Instagram automation (mass reels) for a long time. In my opinion, Instagram really has a good algorithm for pushing videos. Accounts used to get banned normally, but it was okay. However, after all these updates, literally almost none of them survive. The weirdest thing of all is that they don't ban all accounts, just the good ones meaning the ones that go viral and gain followers. As soon as an account breaks through and goes viral, it gets instantly banned. When I log into the account, I get a standard human verification, and after I enter the code and everything else, I get a selfie verification that never passes. So it's not because of the content, I know that happens on some, but not in 80% of cases. I find it weird that they only flag the profiles that go viral, while leaving the rest untouched.
i have experienced something like this too when it comes to the difficulty of keeping automation going for a lengthy period. the interesting thing about this is that the accounts will work well until they become really popular nd then they will be suddenly put under the spotligght in terms of account verification.
 
Totally, this happens all the time; if a video happens to hit the trends, the algorithm immediately puts the account under a microscope, and it gets scrutinized and throttled way more closely.
 
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