Quote from: 99th on March 20, 2018, 08:59:57 AM

Quote from: Yudhisthir on March 20, 2018, 08:55:54 AM

This is all due to fraudulent ICOs. At current time 9 out of 10 ICOs are total scam. They do a fundraising and spend nothing on anything except for roaming around and spending in useless things. And it's a good move from social sites to block those ads until we have regulations of the ICOs.

While I agree with this, I hope that Facebook, Twitter, and Google, all reverse these policies once we have some decent regulating bodies in place that can actually prevent all the fraudulent bullshit going on right now. The combination of those scams plus the bans is just a massive blow to the industry and we are all feeling the pain very heavily.

That's right. Those platforms are really major points where people can actually market and advertise things about cryptocurrency related projects, and that really helps in keeping the market afloat. Many people are already having bad ideas with what's happening in the market now, and if it will continue, the deterioration of support could really affect the market big time by way of decreasing usage rates of many coins, and in turn, might affect their values. The people traffic you can market your products and concepts through those platforms are quite significant that it could really be a game changer for the market.