In the past three months, the viewership data for YouTube crypto content has experienced a significant decline, returning to the levels seen in January 2021.



ITC Crypto founder Benjamin Cowen recently published the 30-day moving average viewership data for several top channels, which clearly reflects the current predicament. Moreover, well-known crypto YouTuber Tom Crown also expressed the same sentiment on social media—since October last year, the platform's performance has been continuously declining.

This trend is worth paying attention to. The popularity of crypto content often reflects the overall market sentiment. The drop in views may indicate two issues: first, retail investors' participation is decreasing; second, the market is undergoing a correction phase. For content creators, this period is both a challenge and a test of the true value of their content quality.
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SillyWhalevip
· 5h ago
Back to January 2021? Haha, I just smile... Isn't this the time to clean out some of the chives? --- Viewership has dropped back to three years ago. Content creators really need to bring some real value now, or they won't survive. --- Retail investors have all gone to play those new air coins. The YouTube scene is dead quiet... I can understand. --- Market adjustment period, just adjust it. Anyway, the true believers are always here, others are just noise. --- Honestly, Benjamin Cowen's data has always been quite accurate, and this time is no exception... Looks like it's really time to wake some people up. --- Starting to drop since October? Why haven't I noticed... Maybe the channels I follow are too hardcore. --- Quality test? Haha, how much good content is really out there in this circle... Most are just riding the trend and creating anxiety. --- The popularity has dropped, but more and more people actually understand it. That's kind of interesting.
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PonziDetectorvip
· 11h ago
Back to January 2021? That was still before takeoff. Now you're only realizing it, haha. The viewership has dropped so much, indicating that everyone is waiting for an opportunity and no one dares to talk nonsense anymore. At this point, you can see who the real valuable creators are; garbage content will automatically be eliminated. Retail investors have no money left, which is normal... Everyone has to go through an adjustment period.
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SoliditySurvivorvip
· 11h ago
Back in January 2021? So where did the uncles and aunts go, or are they really scared off by the losses?
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GweiObservervip
· 11h ago
Ha, this is reality. When the hype dies down, everyone runs away. Retail investors are really pragmatic. --- When I saw the viewership halved, I knew this market was off. --- To put it simply, there's no more narrative. When the bull market returns, these creators will be rich again. --- Benjamin's data is heartbreaking, back to January 2021 levels... How many people does this save? --- I think some YouTubers should have reflected on their content long ago. Not every time can they rely on the market to make a living. --- Wait, does this mean that truly talented creators will be filtered out? --- Retail participation is declining, indicating that the small-town speculators are also waking up. --- Since October, it's been hopeless. Those who should have exited early already did.
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ZenMinervip
· 11h ago
Back to January 2021 again, it feels like this cycle is moving even faster than the coin price.
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