Facebook against bitcoin?

[vietanh991004]

I think facebook is not against bitcoin or cryptocurrency but facebook only runs the rules with the intention of protecting its users from the scam ico on the website. I hope with this rule there will be no more ads promoting ico scam.

[Robertqueen2]

It has been increasingly said that facebook is banning initial ads of new tokens because such ads are illusive and many of them are a mere scam. However, regardless cryptocurrency field, there are many other domains that use facebook as a platform to promote for useless products. In my view, there should not be biased decision for a new revolutionary space like cryptocurrency.

[haithomocduong]

I think they just try to prevent people to invest in some scam ICO, there are to many of them last  time.

[dothihanh1811]

I think facebook is not against bitcoin or cryptocurrency but facebook only runs the rules with the intention of protecting its users from the scam ico on the website. I hope with this rule there will be no more ads promoting ico scam.

[Karina 3340]

Yes, it's true, I heard that Facebook's reasons to embark on a path of counteraction to crypto-currencies are simple. Facebook banned advertising crypto currency, because the market is flooded with scammers

[lanhhamaolanh]

 think the complexity of the crypto money world should have worried in facebook that the bans of advertising have come. There was a news for google today. had uncontrollable ads.

[casternetwork]

Facebook is not against Bitcoin. But Facebook will never support the promotion of ICO projects on Facebook. I think that ICO projects will endanger Facebook

[piterpie]

Because they believe that Facebook prohibits bitcoin and ICos and other cryptocurrency
The new Facebook policy will not allow announcements of known digital currency exchanges or initial offers of currencies.
Is it to avoid fraud or false advertising? That's why?

Facebook is doing a very good job of them. They just want to protect the user by scam ICO projects being created every day. These projects will spend some money to advertise their projects to many people. But they did not expect that Facebook prohibits the promotion of ICOs and they would not be able to cheat people's money

[ternyabin]

It seems to me that very influential people who own Facebook, want to create pressure on the ICO market. What exactly are the goals they are not yet clear, but perhaps these people need to legalize the crypto currency market in order to take it under control.

[ningo]

Facebook has just revoked their ban on cruprocurrency ads.It appears like the world cannot do without cryptocurrency now but what keep boggling my mind is like there is delibrate sarbotage of cryptocurrency.The ban lifted is a great leap for the industry at this critical moment that the entire cryptocurrency is in great market decline.

[markieeeloy]

I think they will be only banning those ico that is illegally advertised in facebook page. But when a user advertise the ico in facebook, its not a threat. The facebook doesn't ban you from doing that. Just make sure your post is a good and not a scam/spam type. Facebook is part of the bounty campaign of a ico so it is okay to post facebook posts.

[xuxunini]

Facebook against bitcoin, I think this will not going to happen because both sides gets benefits and profits from one another. Also it will going to create limitations on their services that they were providing to us.

[mattroibecon24]

Face book said they do not want to encourage fraud and scam as they believe that most of the ICOs are scam. So fortunately the banning of the adverts on face book by all and sundry icos. Now only genuine ico will dare go to face book for advert.

[thanhexodo123]

It's not just only facebook, but medium or google(in some way) fro example. But facebook really blocked a lot of accounts about ICO and crypto. For facebook it make sence because here in crypto we will see competitor of facebook and Zucerberg know about that

[agatha90]

Yeah right, to avoid the various kinds of scams on behalf of ico, facebook rules will be more stringent on ico advertising.

[A L I E N]

Because they believe that Facebook prohibits bitcoin and ICos and other cryptocurrency
The new Facebook policy will not allow announcements of known digital currency exchanges or initial offers of currencies.
Is it to avoid fraud or false advertising? That's why?

I don’t believe that actions of Facebook management is directed by hostile intentions. It more looks like advertisement promotion campaign for Facebook itself. They just attract attention to the social media.

[niublity]

Facebook is one of the largest social platforms in the world. Its policy is based on protecting users. Since Facebook users are national, it is not like Twitter, and Facebook is also available in China! Because of different regions, the policies for cryptocurrency are also different! Facebook can be recognized by the world for doing so!

[sdifuasjnz8888]

People need to take more personal responsibility for their own lives. We wouldn't need as much regulation if people would regulate themselves. No-one can influence me so the answer is no, FB has not influenced me in any of my crypto activity including decisions.

[alexandermr091]

I think more likely reason is facing the impact of national policies, because most of the current national policy for ICO is not friendly, so I can't join  facebook bounty thread, it makes me feel sad.

[nguyentina55]

I think more likely reason is facing the impact of national policies, because most of the current national policy for ICO is not friendly, so I can't join  facebook bounty thread, it makes me feel sad.