Google, Facebook and Twitter have an active conspiracy to ban crypto content...yes, not just ads! Let me show you what they're doing! Let me start with Twitter. We don't dedicate a lot of time to distribute content there, but still send our Instagram cryptocurrency posts to the Twitter platform with the use of IFTTT scripts connected to the Twitter API. However, we did noticed that (starting on the first week of March) that when the captions contained crypto related hashtags, Twitter would block the posts. We witnessed the same test performed on non-crypto pages and Twitter allowed those posts to go through without shadow banning or filtering. It's the crypto related tags that they're blocking. Facebook was the first social platform that came out and announced the ban of crypto related ads this year, including ads about ICOs, Bitcoin, etc. Despite the fact that they can block whatever ads they like since it's their business, given Facebook's bad reputation with data breach issues (including Russia and the Trump election), can you really trust them with any of your organic content? Even though our crypto content is pretty much buried on Facebook, we do rely strongly on Instagram [which Facebook owns] to disseminate our viral visuals. Unfortunately, many influencers and content creators worry that Facebook will eventually transform Instagram into a Facebook near-replica. What we're seeing all of the sudden on Instagram is that our explorer feed, which was previously filled with crypto related content [since that's the content that we mostly engage with], is now practically void of relevancy. Instead, we're seeing luxury related posts and other practically irrelevant content....anything except crypto! For a while now, rumors abound regarding a more sinister type of “soft ban” or shadowban on Instagram that mysteriously filters out content. Google is owned by the conglomerate Alphabet Inc. Alphabet Inc also owns YouTube, the second most popular search engine on the planet. While Google announced that they're also going to be banning crypto related ads, you can see that they have been buying up blockchain based companies left and right for years. They also recently announced that they're actively looking to create their own blockchain for the cloud (Hurray for Google-chain Lol)! So Google, do you love or hate crypto? Which one is it?! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qkXhyDmJdI

Investing in cryptocurrency and ICOs in 2017 was a piece of cake. In 2018, it'll definitely be a different ballgame! The SEC is Now in town! In 2018, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) is already sending out With 2018 in full swing, and the SEC is sending out subpoenas left and right in an ICO, crypto fund, and anything cryptocurrency related crackdown. This will obviously make security tokens a lot more popular. This is an important fact for existing ICO investors. If the SEC determines that an ICO you invested in is a security token (and not a utility token) because the associated tokens don't have any utility, you can be held legally responsible! One of the important keys to security tokens will be the platforms where they can trade. Right now, you can't really trade them anywhere. Sorry Binance users! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QYdR_Y0Y-o