Twitter might ban crypto ads too

Twitter's coming crypto ad ban, which the company has neither confirmed nor denied, would block ads associated with cryptocurrency wallets, exchanges and ICOs
The rumor follows moves by Facebook and Google to ward off ads for gimmicky crypto projects and less than two weeks after CEO Jack Dorsey claimed to be working on cleaning up the platform

Tanaya Macheel | March 19, 2018

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