Facebook banning All crypto ads!!

[cherepashkis]

I believe that this ban on advertising on Facebook does not affect the cryptocurrency market.

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[cr7]

A certain amount of time has passed since the ban began! But the advertisement of ICO was, and remains.
All these prohibitions are unequivocal for the sake of reducing the price of crypto currency!

[Woterry]

Nahh, this will not matter anyway. They’re just ads. They did not ban bitcoin or use facebook as a medium for bitcoin. This is another opportunity for us to further encourage other people to join our community ourselves. The more the merrier right? The rule of bitcoin is to keep everything moving, and we’re still doing that regardless of what happened.

[alvinmtp]

Well if Facebook organization can do this and that we haven't got a choice since they possess that website and that we regard that. we do not get stressed as long constant range of destinations for crusades was steady to our day by day exercises as associate degree abundance hunter. however I trust they might alter their opinion and consult to thought of once more as what folks on the grounds that our aim is nice which is to change every bit coiners to people to finally end up top executive anon. this is not only for the good thing about digital currency but on however we tend to actually develop as a results of pay we will get for this occasion.

[12tribes]

I am quite aware that facebook has banned all crypto ads but this is as far as I have heard. if ads are still going on people are using the same channels to make their work or project known to millions of people. that said I think it was just a ploy to slow down the crypto climb and influence.

[Dudeperfect]

It's not just the Facebook but some other giants have blocked crypto related ads too because it was discovered that scammers are using these platforms to execute their scams using crypto as a shell to collect money. Many people lost their money is such scams and as a user, they were disappointed with Facebook and other sites for allowing scammers to use their ad platform. Thus, they banned all ICO related ads but I am still expecting matured and strict policies regarding crypto ads, banning is not a solution.

[cryptopowering]

Is it true ?

That is really sad. Why they do this people really need to know about cryptos and Bitcoin they can make there life from here.

I think its really lifetime opportunity for us.

Its very bad if its true.

[EEEian]

I have the following thoughts:
The public is probably better off with the advertising bans in place.The only people who should really complain are the ones who are running scammy ICO's and aren't able to scam people out of their money as easily.
uBlock Origin & FB Purity.Who sees ads anyway?

If you want to delete Facebook,I won't argue.I just don't see why it has to be a reaction to them banning useless advertising.If you want to delete the site from your life,do it because of a dozen other valid reasons.

[Thenuka99]

Does anyone really know about this? what is the real situation?

Facebook ads mean the ads we have to pay for right? Social media page posts does not count as ads, so this decision has no connection to bounties, we are sharing and/or making posts from social media pages or about an ICO we don't do paid ads.

There are lot of ICO's that get scammed, so it's good thing if FB stoping paid ad service to prevent promoting such projects..

But there's no actual information about the real situation, Did they already ban those paid ads or not?

[CryptoJedi1]

Who cares about facebook ads? Whenever I open facebook, all I see are those shitty ads. We can get all the legit and required information from forums, such as this. Cheers!!

[natsu_koo]

It doesn't really matter to me, to be honest I hate ads especially when I'm scrolling my timeline. But it's not that I'm generalizing all the ads, I just hate those useless ads that keep on popping.

[jhache]

What facebook is banning is ICO ads and thats actually a good news for the crypto industry as most of the ICO ads running on facebook and other social medias are nothing but scams. Also there is pressure on facebook from government agencies to crackdown on crypto related stuff and promotions.

[bionicl34]

let him forbid. this will not affect the cryptocurrency in any way. I don't care.

[drukoz2]

Most likely it will not have a strong effect on bitcoin, as the Internet whort about it, but Facebook could increase the flow of investors.

[olegblinov86]

Of course, the social network can not have any strong impact on the cryptocurrency. So do not be upset, banned so banned, it's okay.

[Khupeha]

for Facebook it will be a huge loss from many advertisers of crypto currency, I think Zuckenberg will not do it, otherwise Ico will find new sites

[Sumo]

This is not the most pleasant news, as bitcoin as a developing currency needs to be popularized. But on the other hand, it would be much worse if the whole country banned the use of bitcoin. And so, it's just a social network.

[green_fish]

Facebook has always disliked the encrypted money ads, and it's easy to fool old people who don't understand them.

But I am still very optimistic about the future of cryptocurrency. Look at the price after six months.

[chidrawarster]

I m not concerned much with crypto ads banning on Facebook as I am concerned only with the crypto as long as it delivers a good product and we can hold the same long. If it's just without a product I wouldn't even opt to go with that crypto and not even bothered whether Google or Facebook has banned ads. We trade and earn and not from promotions.

[freshm4ker]

We all know there are many scammers who use facebook to be able to find their target and after they get it. They will just rename their facebook or also create a new one and if that happens it will have an impact in promoting the crypto ad.