Crypto Ads

Due to France’s uncertain ad policies, several F1 teams were unable to bear advertisements for crypto products at the French Grand Prix on Sunday. Hazy Regulations Prompt Ad Removals France’s approach to the advertisement industry, especially regarding fiscal products is still unclear. As a result, several crypto brands were left to bear the brunt on Sunday. At the latest Grand Prix, some F1 teams with decals advertising crypto brands were forced to either keep the company brands hidden or removed…

The number of people increasingly interested in cryptocurrencies appears to be constantly growing globally. But unfortunately, we also know that the consequences of this situation include an increase in criminal activity linked to the sector. For this reason, the growing interest of financial regulators around the world comes as no surprise. Today we will address the recent news from Ireland, placing the country in a broader international context. The ASAI and the crypto marketing We define digital advertising as "crypto…

While Crypto.com’s advertising spree sees no sign of slowing down, it hasn’t been sitting well with all parties. The digital asset exchange recently had two of its ads banned by UK regulators for containing misleading content. This comes following intense public scrutiny of another of the company’s ads featuring Matt Damon. Encouraging Risky Behavior The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) reported the bans on Wednesday. The first of the ads mentioned appeared in the Daily Mail app on September 1st.…

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), the UK's independent advertising regulator, has again intervened in the UK crypto market. A few days ago, the advertising authority issued several orders on violations involving six crypto companies. These companies also include big names among the most popular exchanges in the sector, including several brokers. Within this article, we will better analyze the decision of the ASA, studying its context and reasoning over its nuances.  What didn’t the regulator appreciate? The ASA explained that,…