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Facebook, Google and Twitter Ban Ads, But Do Their Founders Really Dislike Crypto?
Social media platforms have recently banned advertising for cryptocurrencies and ICOs, but that stance is contradictory to the thoughts of their directors.
In January, the social network giant Facebook outlawed cryptocurrency related advertising in an effort to protect users from various ICO scams, fraudulent token sales, Ponzi schemes and the likes.
It has set a precedent that is now being followed by other platforms and service - but this disparaging move is at odds with the sentiments of the heads of these businesses.
The people responsible for the creation of social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter have been singing praises for cryptocurrencies and their underlying Blockchain technology.
It creates a bit of a juxtaposition, as the companies they are responsible have enforced sanctions that potentially stifle the adoption and development of Blockchain.
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Twitter Confirms Restrictions on ICOs and Cryptocurrency Token Sale Ads
Twitter has confirmed the reports from earlier this month that it will ban ads for Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) all around the world. From now on any project that is conducting a token sale will only be allowed to run ads on the social network if it can prove it is legally regulated in the targeted country. Wallets and exchanges will also have a high bar to cross.
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Russian, Chinese, Korean Associations to Sue Internet Giants Over Banned Crypto Ads
Cryptocurrency and blockchain associations from Russia, China and South Korea plan to file a class action against internet corporations banning crypto ads. The lawsuit will challenge restrictions imposed by Facebook, Google, Twitter and Yandex. An agreement to take the matter to court in the US has been reached at a crypto conference in Moscow.
more....https://news.bitcoin.com/russian-chinese-korean-associations-to-sue-internet-giants-over-banned-crypto-ads/
TradingView Integrates Poloniex: First-ever Bitcoin Exchange Added to its Trading Board
Professional charting and trading platform TradingView announced on March 26 the integration of the first ever bitcoin exchange with its trading board. Cryptocurrency traders will now have direct access from TradingView to their Poloniex accounts.
TradingView has long been one of the preferred platforms used by professional traders to do their bidding – and also counts itself as a merchant that accepts bitcoin. As an easy to use advanced financial visualization platform, TradingView is one of the best and most used social networks for traders and investors alike. It allows millions of traders across the globe to engage and exchange knowledge, share trading practices and discuss trading ideas, as well as place, live orders.
Nowadays, cryptocurrency trading is a professional activity with an increasing number of participants. The high volatility of cryptocurrency trading makes it extremely risky, but it also makes it an attraction to many investors. As a result, the number of professional traders entering the crypto world and they want to have the complete convenience and the tools offered by any professional exchange.
more....https://btcmanager.com/tradingview-integrates-poloniex-first-ever-bitcoin-exchange-added-to-its-trading-board/