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by: xpoolPosted on: April 14, 2025

Google Enforces Stricter Cryptocurrency Ads in EU by April 2025

Google is tightening its grip on cryptocurrency advertising within the European Union (EU). The company will require all crypto ad providers to comply with the MiCA regulation and obtain Google certification, starting April 23, 2025. This new policy aims to protect EU investors and prevent fraudulent activities.

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