ChainCatcher news, as digital assets become a key issue in the upcoming U.S. presidential election, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has launched a global advertising campaign. The campaign includes physical and digital advertisements in major locations in the U.S. and London, aiming to position cryptocurrency as an essential part of the future financial landscape.Gemini's Chief Operating Officer Marshall Beard stated that this campaign is the first major brand promotion the exchange has launched in years. He emphasized the strategic timing of the campaign, coinciding with a high-stakes election where cryptocurrency regulation may be influenced by the election results.The campaign is backed by millions of dollars and is planned to last for several months until the election concludes. The campaign features the work of Matt Griffin, known for his contributions to films such as "Dune" and "Star Wars." The slogan of the advertisement is "Go Where Dollars Won't," depicting futuristic scenes like space tourism and underwater exploration, suggesting a world of new possibilities brought by cryptocurrency. (CoinGape)

ChainCatcher news, according to FOX Business, most major cryptocurrency companies will once again be absent from the annual event during the VIII Super Bowl taking place this Sunday in Las Vegas. Some crypto companies believe they can better spend their advertising budgets away from the NFL spotlight.

ChainCatcher message, Google announced that in January 2024, Google will update its cryptocurrency and related products policy.Starting from January 29, 2024, advertisers providing Cryptocurrency Coin Trust targeted ads in the United States will need to obtain certification and meet Google's specific requirements. At the same time, the updated policy is not limited to the United States and will apply globally to all accounts promoting cryptocurrency trusts. In the event of violations, Google will issue a warning to violators at least 7 days in advance, and if not complied with, accounts may face suspension.

ChainCatcher news, the Argentine Senate is discussing a regulation on crypto advertising aimed at regulating how individuals and organizations promote cryptocurrencies, to educate consumers about the potential dangers of investing in cryptocurrencies and to protect consumers from potential Ponzi schemes in cryptocurrency investments. It includes several cryptocurrency plans, including promotions and advertisements through different media. (source link)