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Yandex, the Russian search engine, bans cryptocurrency advertisements

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Last updated: 2024/08/19 at 4:43 PM
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Yandex, Russia’s leading search engine, has recently banned ads related to crypto services in the country in line with the government’s efforts to regulate the booming crypto industry. The ban specifically prohibits advertisements promoting crypto exchanges, blockchain services, smart contracts, crypto mining, and ICOs, while allowing ads related to Bitcoin mining equipment and crypto training materials. This move aligns with the government’s goal of mitigating financial risks and illegal activities like money laundering in the crypto sector.

The Russian government is actively working to establish domestic cryptocurrency exchanges to ensure transparent and compliant cryptocurrency transactions within the country. This regulatory push contrasts with Google’s previous prohibition of Bitcoin-related advertisements in 2018 but recently adding crypto wallet balances to its search features. President Vladimir Putin also recently signed a bill into law legalizing cryptocurrency mining in Russia, restricting mining to registered Russian legal entities and individual entrepreneurs.

Despite the advertising restrictions imposed by Yandex, the crypto mining sector in Russia shows strong growth potential. The Director of Energy Markets and External Relations at the Russian Power System Operator, Andrey Katayev, predicts a substantial increase in Russia’s crypto mining capacity, attracting more investments into the sector, particularly in regions with abundant energy resources. The legalization of mining is expected to foster sector growth, although smaller companies and new entrants may face visibility challenges due to the ad ban.

With the Yandex ad ban, crypto companies in Russia may need to explore alternative avenues to engage with their audience, such as word-of-mouth marketing, partnerships, and digital engagement strategies that do not rely on paid advertising. This shift in advertising policies reflects a broader global trend where tech companies face increasing government pressure to regulate platform content. As cryptocurrencies gain mainstream acceptance, governments worldwide are formulating new regulatory approaches to balance innovation with oversight and consumer protection in the industry.

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