2018-6-28 00:35 |
Facebook recently announced they would lift a ban on crypto advertisements causing widespread speculation on social media over potential next steps. origin »
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Social media giant Facebook has officially relaxed its policy on prohibited financial products and services, now allowing Cryptocurrencies to be advertised on the platform if the advertisements do not contain information regarding Initial Coin Offerings (ICO’s) or binary options.
2018-6-27 10:25 | |
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Facebook has updated its policy to allow cryptocurrencies to once again be advertised, while upholding its ban on the promotion of initial coin offerings (ICOs), in an announcement published Tuesday, June 26.
2018-6-27 01:15 | |
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Facebook is easing its ban – sort of – on ads related to cryptocurrency. Facebook, however, won’t allow advertisements for initial coin offerings or binary options. For example, Facebook asks whether companies have the relevant licenses in order to operate, or if they are a publicly-listed company. Facebook has also published a legal addendum outlining its
2018-6-27 00:34 | |
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Facebook has reversed its ban on cryptocurrency ads and will now permit pre-approved advertisers to promote crypto-related services on the social networking platform. Facebook Reverses Ad Ban Facebook will permit crypto-related businesses like exchanges to advertise, but will still prevent the associated (and somewhat controversial) crowdfunding method of initial coin offerings (ICOs) from being promoted.
2018-6-27 00:00 | |
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Social media giant decides to allow crypto-related ads on its platform once again, but with a few terms and conditions.
2018-6-27 23:01 | |
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Now, at least some, crypto advertisers will find that they can post crypto ads on Facebook - if they are approved through an application process.
2018-6-27 22:14 | |
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Facebook has updated its policy to allow cryptocurrencies to once again be advertised, while upholding its ban on the promotion of ICOs and binary options
2018-6-27 22:11 | |
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Android Emulator Andy user, TopWire’s chance discovery of GPU miner Trojan allowed him to mine cryptocurrency with no one to detect him or stop him. Apparently, Topwire’s revelation on Reddit, had no response from the developers of the Android emulator.
2018-6-19 15:50 | |
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Due to the notorious volatility and unregulated nature of cryptocurrencies, many organizations and even governments are jumping on the bandwagon to ban them. As we move further into 2018, even the big tech firms are starting to put their foot down on crypto advertising.
2018-6-15 05:00 | |
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While the market didn't like the SEC's bitcoin ETF delay decision, observers on social media weren't surprised at all.
Mastercard suffered an outage last week that led to a hold-up for some transactions – and crypto supporters on social media quickly pounced.
A much-talked-about deal between a cryptocurrency non-profit and a bank saw cheers and jeers this week, and all sorts of reactions in between.
The head of the Bank of International Settlements briefly became the butt of crypto Twitter trolling last week after issuing new comments on the tech.
A recent magazine cover attracted international commentary. After all, it isn't every day that relative unknowns are touted as "Bitcoin Kings."
Akon is creating a new cryptocurrency founded to empower youth all over the African continent which has some hopeful and others skeptical.
Akon is creating a new cryptocurrency founded to empower youth all over the African continent which has some hopeful and others skeptical.