Topic: The trillion dollar question: What w'd be the impact of Facebook ban on ICO Ads? (Read 422 times)
March 18, 2018, 07:22:27 AM
People think that facebook ending its ties with bitcoin is a bad thing but one way you can stop the volatility in a cryptocurrency by agreeing on its real value, once the amateur investors come in the real value of the coin is distorted and hence the constant fluctuation in prices occur this causes the whole cryptocurrency market to fluctuate.
February 28, 2018, 05:10:55 AM
its all about regulation to reduce fraud ,i read about its blog its centered on bounties.
February 25, 2018, 09:00:53 AM
There are many other good ways to advertise. FB is not the only one. Developers will find a different source of traffic for themselves.
February 22, 2018, 03:27:27 PM
Well, means Mark can now advertise his own crypto. 
February 21, 2018, 11:50:49 AM
The clear question here is what the impact would be on ico ads, and going by the increasing number of icos and their popularity, awareness and broadcast, i dont see any detrimental impact here.
February 21, 2018, 10:43:36 AM
Come on everyone we all know that it's just a FUD to bring down the price of BTC so those big players out there can buy on the dipped and that's what happen they short BTC price as much as they can. But Facebook only ban those ICOs that they look suspicious on them at they've reviewing a lot specially a link that it's not secured it's a spam for them.
February 21, 2018, 10:41:17 AM
Most of us in the cryptocurrency business anticipated and even predicted that 2018 could be the golden dawn of cryptocurrency. But things seems not to be going in the expected direction following series of unfavorable winds currently blowing against the industry. First, it was the aborted move by some authorities in Seoul to ban cryptocurrency trading in South Korea, followed by some pessimists remarks on cryptocurrency made by some high influence figures in the financial sphere. And then the record breaking hack of a Japanese exchange with about 530 mln dollars reported stolen. These incidences have shaken up the cryptocurrency market and significantly shrinking the total market cap from over $799bn in the first week of January 2018 to under $600bn at present. Now, the winds against cryptocurrency continues to rage as social media giant Facebook bans all cryptocurrency Ads and ICOs. Bombshell!
The trillion dollar question now is, how would these developments and particularly the ban on crxptocurrency Ads by Facebook impact our beloved industry, considering the fact that the industry and ICO promoters rely on Facebook to reach over 2.7 bn people?
The trillion dollar question now is, how would these developments and particularly the ban on crxptocurrency Ads by Facebook impact our beloved industry, considering the fact that the industry and ICO promoters rely on Facebook to reach over 2.7 bn people?
Facebook did not totally ban cryptocurrency ads it's just a FUD created by those whales out there to bring down price BTC so they can buy a lot more. Facebook ban those ICOs that they look suspicious to them to prevent scamming their users. So don't worry so much.
February 21, 2018, 10:39:18 AM
I don't know if you indeed are following the recent new development in the space, I think good project have no issue rasing money now because most of them raised almost all their funds in private sale and pre-sale without even doing any crowsale, so the landscape has changed so much in a small space of time
February 21, 2018, 10:33:59 AM
i don't think that crypto needs facebook. most of the activity related to that matter is done within the community on various formus and other channels.
i think it's a really poor decision from their end which will make them lot's of ad money. but i also dont think it would affect our market since that the ppl investing in this market mostly believe it and get their information in other channels than mainstream media.
i think it's a really poor decision from their end which will make them lot's of ad money. but i also dont think it would affect our market since that the ppl investing in this market mostly believe it and get their information in other channels than mainstream media.
February 21, 2018, 10:27:02 AM
what would be the impact of facebook being banned is more what I'm day dreaming about, oh my how the world would improve.
As for crypto, no serious investor is going to rely on facebook, if you are the type who depends on facebook and is swayed to jump in to crypto based on a facebook ICO ad, then you'll probably just lose money and go and tell 100 people about your negative experience.
No impact in my eyes, couldn't care one bit what facebooks stance is on anything crypto related.
As for crypto, no serious investor is going to rely on facebook, if you are the type who depends on facebook and is swayed to jump in to crypto based on a facebook ICO ad, then you'll probably just lose money and go and tell 100 people about your negative experience.
No impact in my eyes, couldn't care one bit what facebooks stance is on anything crypto related.
In any case some investors cme into crypto through fb, and it is without doubt a good means of publicity.
February 21, 2018, 10:16:24 AM
what would be the impact of facebook being banned is more what I'm day dreaming about, oh my how the world would improve.
As for crypto, no serious investor is going to rely on facebook, if you are the type who depends on facebook and is swayed to jump in to crypto based on a facebook ICO ad, then you'll probably just lose money and go and tell 100 people about your negative experience.
No impact in my eyes, couldn't care one bit what facebooks stance is on anything crypto related.
As for crypto, no serious investor is going to rely on facebook, if you are the type who depends on facebook and is swayed to jump in to crypto based on a facebook ICO ad, then you'll probably just lose money and go and tell 100 people about your negative experience.
No impact in my eyes, couldn't care one bit what facebooks stance is on anything crypto related.
February 21, 2018, 10:04:14 AM
There are many other ways for advertise. Facebook isn't the only one, it is obvious. The creators will find a different source of traffic for the promotion of their projects, I am sure about that.
Yea. But, we are talking about 2.7b market population. It does have significant impact.
February 20, 2018, 05:18:00 PM
There are many other ways for advertise. Facebook isn't the only one, it is obvious. The creators will find a different source of traffic for the promotion of their projects, I am sure about that.
February 01, 2018, 09:53:42 PM
Theres is no much difference between allowing and restricting facebook ads,ICO managers doesnt allocate too much stakes for the facebook campaign because facebook is too complicated that is changing its TOS in a regular basis,twitter is much better so it wont affect the ICO promotions.
February 01, 2018, 12:45:14 PM
If Fb close the accounts of the companies doing an ICO, it would have a big impact. But if it is only about displaying Ads on Facebook, it won't have a lot of impact.
As we can see ICO Ads on every websites we visit.
As we can see ICO Ads on every websites we visit.
February 01, 2018, 12:29:19 PM
Facebook may be ban crypto currency accounts. But Facebook will also negatively effect with this ban because there are a number of social platform all the members will join other platform. ICO will also recognise other platform.
February 01, 2018, 12:22:17 PM
Most of us in the cryptocurrency business anticipated and even predicted that 2018 could be the golden dawn of cryptocurrency. But things seems not to be going in the expected direction following series of unfavorable winds currently blowing against the industry. First, it was the aborted move by some authorities in Seoul to ban cryptocurrency trading in South Korea, followed by some pessimists remarks on cryptocurrency made by some high influence figures in the financial sphere. And then the record breaking hack of a Japanese exchange with about 530 mln dollars reported stolen. These incidences have shaken up the cryptocurrency market and significantly shrinking the total market cap from over $799bn in the first week of January 2018 to under $600bn at present. Now, the winds against cryptocurrency continues to rage as social media giant Facebook bans all cryptocurrency Ads and ICOs. Bombshell!
The trillion dollar question now is, how would these developments and particularly the ban on crxptocurrency Ads by Facebook impact our beloved industry, considering the fact that the industry and ICO promoters rely on Facebook to reach over 2.7 bn people?
Those headlines that you mentioned is just a FUD to create panic. This kind of news doesn't matter anymore because all of this news is just temporary. There are more dramatic and more serious news in the past than today and bitcoin surpass it all. It is like a wide white paper with a small dot in the middle. You are focusing more on the small dot but you forgot that there are more space outside this dot.The trillion dollar question now is, how would these developments and particularly the ban on crxptocurrency Ads by Facebook impact our beloved industry, considering the fact that the industry and ICO promoters rely on Facebook to reach over 2.7 bn people?
February 01, 2018, 12:19:48 PM
I don't think there is much of an impact. There are plenty of ways to advertise ICO. You still got twitter.
February 01, 2018, 12:15:40 PM
Most of us in the cryptocurrency business anticipated and even predicted that 2018 could be the golden dawn of cryptocurrency. But things seems not to be going in the expected direction following series of unfavorable winds currently blowing against the industry. First, it was the aborted move by some authorities in Seoul to ban cryptocurrency trading in South Korea, followed by some pessimists remarks on cryptocurrency made by some high influence figures in the financial sphere. And then the record breaking hack of a Japanese exchange with about 530 mln dollars reported stolen. These incidences have shaken up the cryptocurrency market and significantly shrinking the total market cap from over $799bn in the first week of January 2018 to under $600bn at present. Now, the winds against cryptocurrency continues to rage as social media giant Facebook bans all cryptocurrency Ads and ICOs. Bombshell!
The trillion dollar question now is, how would these developments and particularly the ban on crxptocurrency Ads by Facebook impact our beloved industry, considering the fact that the industry and ICO promoters rely on Facebook to reach over 2.7 bn people?
The trillion dollar question now is, how would these developments and particularly the ban on crxptocurrency Ads by Facebook impact our beloved industry, considering the fact that the industry and ICO promoters rely on Facebook to reach over 2.7 bn people?
I think that the problems Ads by FB are just everyday news that will pass and will not affect the market
in the long run. Since the PR managers of ICO have many other tools for the successful promotion of their projects.
February 01, 2018, 11:43:17 AM
Most of us in the cryptocurrency business anticipated and even predicted that 2018 could be the golden dawn of cryptocurrency. But things seems not to be going in the expected direction following series of unfavorable winds currently blowing against the industry. First, it was the aborted move by some authorities in Seoul to ban cryptocurrency trading in South Korea, followed by some pessimists remarks on cryptocurrency made by some high influence figures in the financial sphere. And then the record breaking hack of a Japanese exchange with about 530 mln dollars reported stolen. These incidences have shaken up the cryptocurrency market and significantly shrinking the total market cap from over $799bn in the first week of January 2018 to under $600bn at present. Now, the winds against cryptocurrency continues to rage as social media giant Facebook bans all cryptocurrency Ads and ICOs. Bombshell!
The trillion dollar question now is, how would these developments and particularly the ban on crxptocurrency Ads by Facebook impact our beloved industry, considering the fact that the industry and ICO promoters rely on Facebook to reach over 2.7 bn people?
Those headlines that you mentioned is just a FUD to create panic. This kind of news doesn't matter anymore because all of this news is just temporary. There are more dramatic and more serious news in the past than today and bitcoin surpass it all. It is like a wide white paper with a small dot in the middle. You are focusing more on the small dot but you forgot that there are more space outside this dot. The trillion dollar question now is, how would these developments and particularly the ban on crxptocurrency Ads by Facebook impact our beloved industry, considering the fact that the industry and ICO promoters rely on Facebook to reach over 2.7 bn people?
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