There have been many media reports that TikTok has changed its policy regarding promoting cryptocurrencies.

Here are some details of the ban and what exactly did TikTok block about crypto ads?

TikTok bans crypto ads:

The ban on crypto ads has been quietly introduced on Content Policy This week, the ban came under a clause that restricts what the platform calls branded content or paid advertising.

Branded content is clearly indicated in short videos that users upload to the app, often with the hashtag #ad and a link to the promoted product, such as a subscription link.

The “TikTok” ban was not limited to the crypto space but also prevented influencers from promoting other financial products, such as loans, credit cards, forex trading, get-rich-quick schemes and small installment auctions.

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As a reminder, TikTok was once among the driving forces around the movement of several meme cryptocurrencies, including Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, because the social media platform’s algorithms prioritize engaging and fun content that resonates with young people.

As for the TikTok ban, it only extends to brand-related content where there is a direct commercial relationship.

So there is no ban on free cryptocurrency pumping.

Therefore, it is possible to repeat the campaigns to pump Dogecoin currency and the desire to reach it for 1 dollar without hindrance.

Even obscure financial priests can continue to publish their analyzes, just as Marine Altman uses horoscopes to predict the price of Bitcoin for her 1 million followers.

Given the general crossovers, highly tense global events could spell trouble for all markets as early as July.

Other than that, I’m expecting momentum up to 7/9 new moon and down around 7/23 for bitcoin.

& Jupiter re-enter Aquarius = Big End.

full in: pic.twitter.com/SnWe6jyZM5

– ⚔️ Marine ⚔️ (marenaltman) July 1, 2021

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In her latest Bitcoin video, she said:

Jupiter’s return to Aquarius at the end of the month made me more optimistic about Bitcoin.

Altman’s followers believe in her on “TikTok” and see that she sees things they don’t see and gives them explanations that make sense to them!!

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Her crazy popularity gave her the chance to get branded content last month with Solana.

In a video she deleted after a backlash, in which she marketed to the Solana blockchain, she said:

The fees are so low, I can afford to live in Manhattan.

The bottom line is that the “TikTok” platform bans only direct crypto ads, or indirect ones, such as videos that adopt and encourage the injection of a cryptocurrency, as it continues and depends on its appearance on the platform’s algorithm.

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