UK advertiser ASA continues crypto ad banning spree
Crypto.com become the latest victim of the UK’s crypto advertising clampdown, following restrictions on the marketing endeavours of Coinbase, Kraken and others, last year. The United Kingdom’s Advertising Standards Authority, or ASA, has ruled to place an official ban on two mobile application advertisements from popular trading platform Crypto.com which promoted the ease of purchasing cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, as well as earning yield rewards on digital assets.Gaining notoriety within the industry for their strict legislation on the proposed implications of a cryptocurrency....
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