Topic: How to deal with Crypto ads being banned on social media? - page 2. (Read 234 times)
Most coins that are good, you hear about by being in the cryptocurrency community. Not by flashy ads so I don't see this being a huge problem. It's nice to have advertisements because it does bring people into cryptocurrency, however, when people invest in scam coins it doesn't really help anything.
I personally think the ban was not because of an "attack strategy". It's simply because of all those scammy ICOs and the phishing links on exchanges like Binance[1]. I couldn't even count how many phishing sites there was on Binance.
[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7qgr90/binance_phishing_website/
[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7qgr90/binance_phishing_website/
So we are seeing a new attack strategy from the corporate world to slow down Crypto currencies. They simply ban Crypto
currency advertisements on their platforms. We have always been very "creative" with our "FU" response to these attacks,
so what is our "push back" strategy to counter this? There is obviously no discussion on this matter and just another
one-sided decision from centralized authorities that are being forced onto people. When all other payment systems gave
WikiLeaks the finger, we provided the alternative and we pushed back. How are we going to deal with this?
Do they have competition and what alternative is Bitcoin friendly? Let's have a open discussion to resolve this matter.
currency advertisements on their platforms. We have always been very "creative" with our "FU" response to these attacks,
so what is our "push back" strategy to counter this? There is obviously no discussion on this matter and just another
one-sided decision from centralized authorities that are being forced onto people. When all other payment systems gave
WikiLeaks the finger, we provided the alternative and we pushed back. How are we going to deal with this?
Do they have competition and what alternative is Bitcoin friendly? Let's have a open discussion to resolve this matter.
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