https://coinjournal.net/news/google-eases-crypto-trust-ads-policy-ahead-of-potential-bitcoin-etf-approval/
Starting January 29, 2024, Google will allow US-based crypto trusts to advertise on its platform. Advertisers looking to promote crypto trusts must, however, undergo Google certification. Google’s policy update aligns with a broader industry trend and Bitcoin’s 74% surge in the past 90 days. In a strategic move…
Google eases Crypto Trust Ads Policy ahead of potential Bitcoin ETF approval
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