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Following the token sale ban by the People's Bank of China (PBOC), more than 40 Initial Coin Offering (ICO) platforms are reportedly suspending their ICO services.

News.Bitcoin.com recently reported that some platforms started refunding investors hours after the token sale ban announcement.

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Twitter to Prohibit Range of Cryptocurrency Ads Sky News reports that Twitter has plans to eventually ban advertisements for cryptocurrencies, token sales, and initial coin offerings (ICOs), in a move that would follow similar policies implemented by both Facebook and Google this year.

The social media site will start banning cryptocurrency ads from Tuesday, including initial coin offerings and token sales.

With that, the sale of Petro tokens (PTR) is also banned.

Earlier this month, China issued a blanket ban on fundraising methods involving token sales, or initial coin offerings (ICOs), and local cryptocurrency exchanges have indicated they will cease domestic trading following the ban.

Soon after Trump signed an executive order to put a ban on Venezuela's cryptocurrency, Petro in The States, now the latest crypto news coming in is that, Bitfine which is the largest cryptocurrency exchange, has issued a statement on the 27th March 2018 regarding in which it restricts the sale of Venezuela's state - issued Petro Token (PTR).

It also banned any advertising or offering tokens to potential investors prior to the sale.

Twitter Inc is joining Facebook and Google in banning advertisements for initial coin offerings and token sales on its social - media platform.

The South Korean government has also moved on banning token sales until further notice.

In a quick response, Chinese regulators decided to effectively ban any ICOs and token sales in China until the government implements proper regulations.

This move will effectively bans the advertisement and sale of initial coin offerings (ICOs) and cryptocurrency tokens.

Twitter is reportedly preparing to ban crypto ads and other ads related to ICOs, token sales,...

The closure of the exchange's China - facing trading operations comes following a statement from financial regulators on September 4, which banned developers and entrepreneurs from launching token sales (or ICOs) within the country.

After Facebook and Google, Twitter was now likely to ban cryptocurrency, token sales and Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) advertisements on its platform.

The ban covered advertising for ICOs and token sales only.

O'Neill claims that her company did not experience a significant loss in terms of token sale participants, although the recent bans seem to enforce the stigma of cryptocurrencies, which certainly doesn't help: «It has a psychological impact on the way the average person views cryptocurrencies, and we've already heard people say, «well, Google's not allowing it, it must be bad» referring to all cryptocurrencies, which just isn't true.

Sky News says (via Engadget) that the new advertising policies would ban worldwide ads for ICOs, token sales, and cryptocurrency wallets.

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South Korea Expected to Reverse ICO Ban The Korea Times, a business - focused media company founded by Hankook Ilbo, one of South Korea's largest newspapers, reported that the South Korean government will soon reverse its ban on initial coin offerings (ICO) and allow token sales under certain conditions.

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Twitter told Reuters that the ban will cover advertising for Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) and token sales.

Twitter is reportedly considering banning advertisements for initial coin offerings (ICOs), token sales and cryptocurrency wallets globally.

The Chinese government has also been particularly strict with token sales by completely banning them nationwide.

Twitter caused a market price slump on Tuesday morning when the platform officially announced that it was banning all ICO and token sale related ads.

Following Facebook and Google, Twitter has decided to ban advertising ICO, token sales, and cryptocurrency - related projects.

Now that China has taken the first step to ban ICOs, other countries will be looking into the same and come up with their stance on token sales.

All ICOs and token sales will be banned, but cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets will be restricted to only public companies listed on major stock markets.

Wences Casares, head of bitcoin wallet startup Xapo, recently reminded investors not to put more into ICOs than they can afford to lose, which supports Facebook's ban of ads that urge people to redirect their retirement savings into token sales.

The drop in price can be linked to the announcement from the social site, Twitter that it is officially moving forward with the ban on Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) as well as token sales.

According to the report, Twitter plans to implement the ban in two weeks, and will specifically prohibit «advertisements for initial coin offerings (ICOs), token sales, and cryptocurrency wallets globally.»

While ICOs are currently banned in China, the Renren has its primary listing in the US, and can therefore conduct a token sale there — as long as it complies with SEC regulations.

Yet a new report from the Korea Times suggests that the ban may be lifted in part, specifically for token sales that meet as - yet - to - be specified conditions.