This forum recently banned ICO ads. I'm pretty certain that has a far bigger impact than facebook does, and anyway Facebook users by and large still don't really go for crypto (they're the Palm Beach Confidential types anyway).
All the better in my opinion. The sooner we see less of these ICO flash in the pans spam our internet space, the better. The blockchain development scene is stagnating with all these impossible ICOs siphoning off millions of dollars in funds for developing nothing but hype and solutions we never knew we needed.
Topic: The trillion dollar question: What w'd be the impact of Facebook ban on ICO Ads? - page 3. (Read 421 times)
January 31, 2018, 09:42:35 AM
January 31, 2018, 09:36:24 AM
It will be a big blow on the cryptospace. But nevertheless, curiosity will still drive the market and bring in new investors and new monies.
January 31, 2018, 06:52:10 AM
People think this is big news but I really don't think it is. I never pay attention to the Facebook ads and never get my information off of them. It shouldn't impact the market that much, if at all. The decline is due to something completely separate.
I am one of those who think the ban will have significant impact on the crypto community. Missing out of a market of nearly 3 bln population is great loss.
It's because of the facebook channel that new investors are coming in,
January 31, 2018, 06:47:00 AM
People think this is big news but I really don't think it is. I never pay attention to the Facebook ads and never get my information off of them. It shouldn't impact the market that much, if at all. The decline is due to something completely separate.
I am one of those who think the ban will have significant impact on the crypto community. Missing out of a market of nearly 3 bln population is great loss.
January 31, 2018, 05:35:52 AM
Many of us have facebook. Of course if you lose the ICO adds to facebook large impact on the ICO since weakened the reach of their adds. But at the same time it will be a good thing because ICO scams will disappear and there are other alternatives that can be added to ICO adds like twitter.
January 31, 2018, 05:30:22 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?
Sincerely I don't see the Facebook ban as any serious issue because taking a look at the number of investors coming from Facebook ads is relatively low compare to what bitcointalk and telegram is offering. There are other social media platforms to promote ICOs rather than Facebook.
January 31, 2018, 05:14:19 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?
Well the only negative impact with this ads ban would be the promotions of these new ICOs,because facebook has the biggest part of the modern promotional activities in cryptoccurency projects.ICO managers would have no choice but to remove facebook social media campaigns for the bounty hunters leaving twitter and bitcointlak alone. 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?
January 31, 2018, 05:08:18 AM
Facebook ban on ICO Ads in my view is definitely bad news in the short term.
It will lead to a drop in the price of the whole encrypted money market, but because ICO has a lot of fraudulent projects, it is also necessary for Facebook to ban the ICO, otherwise it will face legal problems.
Investors across the market are starting to lose confidence, so prices will continue to fall.
It will lead to a drop in the price of the whole encrypted money market, but because ICO has a lot of fraudulent projects, it is also necessary for Facebook to ban the ICO, otherwise it will face legal problems.
Investors across the market are starting to lose confidence, so prices will continue to fall.
January 31, 2018, 04:59:19 AM
Google or facebook is a tool engine comunication to all people around the world such as searching ,browsing and sufing in any information you want it. I think the isue of baned will be resolve later on hence the message of impact addresses to those ICO project to pay some amount to google and facebook ads and may be this will be the end of fraudulent ICO project because they don't have a money to pay for that advertisement.
It means legit ICO project is not totally affected.
It means legit ICO project is not totally affected.
January 31, 2018, 01:14:02 AM
Everyone knows that Facebook, Google, Amazon have been propped up by the government for YEARS! The reason being, is they have helped in spying on the American people.
Cyrpto is a very real threat to their business. They will resist.
Cyrpto is a very real threat to their business. They will resist.
January 31, 2018, 01:12:07 AM
All of the first items you listed were of substantial significance to the crypto community. But not the last time. Facebook is mainly a source of interpersonal gossip between people within their social group. It has never been a serious source of real information, especially about anything investment related.
January 31, 2018, 01:08:54 AM
Already the price bitcoin is falling and it maybe due to the impact of ads ban in facebook.But ICO project are going to make more loss due to this banning of ads than the cryotocurrency because social media plays a big role in ICO sale and it brings more investors to its projects.
January 31, 2018, 01:03:16 AM
I think Facebook will not do it because they raised much money from ICO ads. I look all ICO used facebook ads and google ads to promote their ICO and they paid to FB and google for that. So in my opinion not possible FB and Google ban ICO advertising.
From a corporate perspective public interest overides profit making. And going by the report it appears facebook was compelled by a toughening SEC stance on cryptocurrency.
January 31, 2018, 12:11:12 AM
Mainly it will affect participants ' bounty campaigns. Advertising on Facebook, of course has a role, but not as noticeable. The price of the cryptocurrency, the ban is not strongly affected.
January 30, 2018, 11:26:54 PM
Facebook ad ban is just news where fudsters take advantage but Japanese exchange hack and South Korean issues are genuine reason for marketcap downfall .facebook Adnan doesn’t effect cryptocurrency growth.
January 30, 2018, 11:18:27 PM
I think Facebook will not do it because they raised much money from ICO ads. I look all ICO used facebook ads and google ads to promote their ICO and they paid to FB and google for that. So in my opinion not possible FB and Google ban ICO advertising.
January 30, 2018, 11:09:47 PM
The end of shady ICOs are over now. With so many countries coming up with regulations I think we will get to see a much cleaner market from now on. No more huge scams and legit ICOs after 2018. I just hope this will help crypto and develop more towards a mature market.
January 30, 2018, 11:08:28 PM
but can you find out where the news is about the ban? Because many Bounty companies are made into Facebook. And while there is no blocking of accounts and posts for advertising IСO.
The ban was announced on Facebook's official blog some hours ago and reported by CCN.com news.
January 30, 2018, 11:03:40 PM
lol if you need face book ads to alert you to new opportunities and you have not heard and looked into btc by now you are either
1. old and don't understand internets and puters
2. lacking basic skills so are probably broke with no money to invest.
face book was good but in the end just brought in a load of freeloaders and general undesirables for this arena
face book banning anything demonstrates it is more centralised garbage ready to be made obsolete.
1. old and don't understand internets and puters
2. lacking basic skills so are probably broke with no money to invest.
face book was good but in the end just brought in a load of freeloaders and general undesirables for this arena
face book banning anything demonstrates it is more centralised garbage ready to be made obsolete.
Yes, I get your view but that's not exactly the point. We do not need Facebook to alert us of new opportunities, but we sure do need it to bring in new investors and new money into the market.
January 30, 2018, 11:03:00 PM
but can you find out where the news is about the ban? Because many Bounty companies are made into Facebook. And while there is no blocking of accounts and posts for advertising IСO.
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