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Joining Google parent company Alphabet and Facebook, Twitter revealed Monday its plans to ban some cryptocurrency - related ads in a bid to decrease fraud and deception on the site.

With news of Google banning cryptocurrency - related ads and the International Monetary Fund advising increased regulation on the asset, the price of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple continued their slide Thursday, wiping out about $ 499.2 billion of the market value of over 1,500 cryptocurrencies since their collective all - time high in early January.

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

Meanwhile, cryptocurrencies and advertising are becoming more entwined: In October 2017, MetaX, a blockchain technology company focused on digital advertising, hired Alanna Gombert, then senior VP of technology and ad operations at the Interactive Advertising Bureau, as its first - ever chief revenue officer.

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.

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

The week began with news that Twitter's ban on cryptocurrency ads was taking effect immediately, affecting an industry already taking a hit in interest worldwide.

Cryptocurrencies faced a setback in the past few weeks as Facebook, Google, and most recently, Twitter, banned ads for virtual currency and ICO - related offerings on their platforms.

Despite the large declines in cryptocurrency prices following the Google and Facebook announcements, it remains to be seen whether the ad bans will have a lasting impact on the virtual money market.

Joining Google parent company Alphabet and Facebook, Twitter revealed Monday its plans to ban some cryptocurrency - related ads in a bid to decrease fraud and deception on the site.

Twitter has publicly announced that they will start instituting a ban on cryptocurrency ads, including ICOs, following in the footsteps of Google and Facebook.

Other events, such as Facebook banning crypto - related ads on its platform, the world's biggest cryptocurrency heist worth $ 530 million dollars in Japan's crypto - exchange Coincheck and the US SEC announcing investigations against ICOs all worked towards pushing down the prices of cryptocurrencies across the board.

Although, Google has not officially made any change in the policies related to cryptocurrencies and ICO's, but the concerned companies attribute the news to the fact that there has been a significant drop in the performance of the ad campaigns being run on Google.

Twitter also announced that it would ban cryptocurrency ads on its platform, following in the footsteps of Facebook and Google.

A few days later, e-mail distribution platform MailChimp also joined the fray, banning cryptocurrency and ICO ads, in order to put a complete stop on «scams, fraud, phishing, and potentially misleading business practices.»

The increase in the restriction and regulations on crypto ads, has been the hot issue of news in the cryptocurrency market.

While Twitter has yet to confirm the reported crackdown on cryptocurrency advertisements, the decision to do so would put Twitter in line with Facebook and Google, both of which took action in recent weeks to limit or block cryptocurrency ads.

This move follows Facebook's ban of cryptocurrency ads in January, which aimed to crack down on scams related to the ads.

Facebook had banned cryptocurrency ads at the end of January in an effort to make it harder for scams to succeed on its platform, the company said.

The ban on ICO ads is particularly important, as this is the area in which some of the largest cryptocurrency scams have taken place.

Google is looking to clamp down on advertisers using its DoubleClick ad service to run cryptocurrency mining malware on devices across Europe and Asia, examples of which have even been spotted in YouTube ads.

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.

While there were rare voices in support for a more hands - off approach, the general attitude was critical, which may increase pressure on cryptocurrency markets that are tumbling down already, in response to Google ad ban.

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.

The decision comes after Facebook Inc banned cryptocurrency ads in January and Alphabet Inc's Google said it would ban such ads starting in June, as part of a broader effort to crack down on deceptive and misleading advertising on their platforms.

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While other cryptocurrencies are taking off in its wake, in general the market is padded with a huge number of flops and rumored scams, which is likely why Dorsey's non-crypto company Twitter is reportedly planning on joining other tech giants like Facebook and Google in banning many cryptocurrency ads.

The price of Stellar Lumens falls the most among all the major cryptocurrencies in Sunday trading as bears strengthen their grip on the prices this week after the Google ad ban that triggered major sell - off.

While many people in cryptocurrency might see ad bans on sites like Facebook, Google, and Twitter as a setback for the cryptocurrency market, this can also be viewed as a long - term market opportunity.

Google announced restrictions on ads of cryptocurrencies and related content in March.

On Monday, media website Salon began testing a new paradigm, in which it uses ad - blocking readers» computer power to mine cryptocurrency.

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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 announced on Wednesday that in June company will ban ads for cryptocurrencies and related products like Initial Coin Offerings,...

According to Google's annual «trust and safety» ads report, the company will crack down on cryptocurrency - related advertising in the coming months.

Reddit told The Verge in a statement, «Ads for cryptocurrencies and ICOs have not been allowed on Reddit since early 2016... Sections II.5 and II.6 of our advertising policy prohibit «improbable, or unsubstantiated financial products and services» and «the promotion or advertisement of single securities or other tradeable financial assets.

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.

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.

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After Facebook banned ads about cryptocurrency on its products, a practice also observed in China where crypto - related ads aren't allowed online, Google just announced that it'll restrict adverts for certain financial products, including cryptocurrency.

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

Blockchain.info, one of the top Bitcoin wallets, which Alphabet Inc. invested in via its GV (formerly Google Ventures) arm, is now guaranteed to be restricted from AdWords due to the ban on ads of «cryptocurrency wallets» — that is, assuming Google is not going to violate its own policy.

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