Since Meta is issuing its own cryptocurrency, it may not want other cryptocurrencies to be used and displayed on its platforms. This may be a commercial justification for the Meta but Bitcoin is the origin of crypto and making it invisible and robbing it is to the Meta's detriment. Everyone knows Bitcoin now, and bans only increase its visibility. Banning Bitcoin from the entire platform because of fraudulent activity is not wise. On the contrary, it's cutting people off from the crypto. I hope that Mark Zuckerberg will reverse this mistake as soon as possible.
If it's just because he wants to issue his own cryptocurrency, I think there's no point in banning Bitcoin from being discussed on their social media, in fact when Bitcoin is removed it will have an impact on their own social media because there are quite a few people who carry out activities on Instagram social media who talk about it. Bitcoin will certainly leave their social media and instead lose users for this action.Regarding fraud that occurs on Instagram, of course this is a problem, but that doesn't mean that it actually closes down education about bitcoin itself on their social media, in fact there are many who have nothing to do with bitcoin/crypto, such as other buying and selling, who commit fraud, and this cannot be done can be controlled easily, that reason is quite strange logic in my opinion.
