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Facebook also caused jitters by banning ads promoting cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings (ICOs) on the world's largest social network.

Facebook, the second largest online ad provider, took similar action in January by banning ads on «binary options, initial coin offerings and cryptocurrency.»

After declining sharply amid an onslaught of negative news (including an announcement by Google that it would no longer accept cryptocurrency - related ads, which strikes us as an utterly absurd decision), bitcoin made a short term low in March 18 at $ 7,325; from there it rose to a short term peak at $ 9,188 on March 21.

While decisive action has not yet been taken, Sky News reported on March 19th that Twitter plans on joining its peers Facebook and Google by issuing a ban on cryptocurrency ads.

Analysts attribute the fall to tightening regulatory concerns around the globe and the ban on cryptocurrency - related ads by the various social media platforms.

Google's move mirrors one made by Facebook in January, which also banned all ads for cryptocurrency on the social network.

After, Google, Twitter, and Facebook individually decided to put a ban on the ICO and crypto based ads, now the baton has been taken over by the e-mail distribution company MailChimp told that it would be banning marketing campaigns for cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings from next month.

Researchers recently found ads served to visitors on YouTube contained hidden code plugged in by hackers that could take over a person's processor to mine for cryptocurrency.

Cryptocurrency exchanges and wallet services ads will be limited to those that are provided by a public company listed on major stock markets, and in Japan, these will be limited to crypto exchanges regulated by the nation's Financial Services Agency, the Twitter spokesperson said.

Twitter will only allow cryptocurrency ads for exchanges and wallets provided by public companies listed on major stock exchanges — like Square.

Facebook, Google and Snapchat all of which back as massive user base and huge influence across the world, have cracked down on cryptocurrencies, by banning ads, specifically focused around the ICO market.

Moreover, the network will now only allow ads by cryptocurrency exchanges and wallet services that are publicly - listed companies on major stock markets.»

Moreover, the network will now only allow ads by cryptocurrency exchanges and wallet services that are publicly - listed companies on major stock markets, Twitter said.

If true, the move closely tracks similar decisions by Google, which banned cryptocurrency - related ads from appearing in its ad networks this week, and Facebook, which did the same in January as part of a crackdown on «financial products and services that are frequently associated with misleading or deceptive promotional practices.»

Google is banning cryptocurrency ads on its search engine by June this year.

The users started posting complaints on social media this week telling that their antivirus programs detected cryptocurrency mining code in the ads that have been displayed to them by Youtube.

Facebook's ICO and cryptocurrency ad ban come on the heels of a warning issued by SEC and CFTC chiefs Jay Clayton and Christopher Giancarlo, respectively, to the cryptocurrency industry.

BasicAttentionToken (BAT), a cryptocurrency startup called that aimed to weed out the middlemen, frauds, and trackers in Digital Advertising by creating a decentralized, transparent digital ad exchange based on Ethereum Blockchain held its ICO a couple of months ago.

In a strange turn of events, Google promises that it is «protecting the open web» by censoring all cryptocurrency ads on its platform.

The Chinese regulations on cryptocurrency are seen as «ad hoc» by a number of Chinese news portals.