L'image d'un pays crypto-friendly est à enterrer définitivement visiblement. A cause du casse-tête de la réglementation française en matière de cryptos, la plupart des écuries de F1 ont dû retirer les logos et affichages de leurs sponsors liés aux cryptos durant le Grand Prix de France le week-end dernier.
Même l'un des sponsors officiels du championnat de Formule 1 s'est retiré.
https://racingnews365.com/how-frances-advertising-laws-affected-f1-teams-crypto-brandingEight of ten teams currently have crypto partners of some sort, with Williams and Haas being the outliers.
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Depending upon product and target markets, certain products are registered with AMF, others are awaiting approval, and still others fall outside the AMF's scope. Thus, the massive confusion, with teams and sponsors generally erring on the side of caution.
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That such restrictions would be imposed in France is no surprise to the F1 community: the country has for many years had the most stringent anti-tobacco, -alcohol and -gambling laws in Europe, as Williams discovered for this race in 2018: It was forced to remove all Martini branding, not only for the race but also for transit through France from the previous and to the next race.
Edit : Elma évoque aussi la news sur le thread 'Revue de presse bitcoin en français' (il m'avait doublé de plusieurs minutes semble-t-il)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=60897.msg60633657#msg60633657