This is probably why I haven't seen cryptocurrency advertisements on facebook because before there were a lot of ads popping out whenever I scroll to my Facebook. This is probably a good idea because it is kinda annoying to see ads in different places and just popping out whenever it wants. Also, another possibility that I can think is that Facebook may want to try to make their coin Facebook coin which makes sense because they are a multi-billion company who can do anything, it is possible and it can happen if Mark Zack will be interested in crypto.

I've been listening to the news and but ads for bitcoin is still around now and not yet get ban from facebook until now.

yes really, because many perpetrators of crime or terrorists who use facebook media as a bridge to launch a movement or activities within a particular organization. but it's not fair that bitcoin does not get permission from facebook to capture the bitcoin lovers community, in my opinion, that's so unfair.

I think this is impossible to happen because if we read the terms and policies of facebook about ads it does not  violate. Facebook will do some move about what ads should be shown to the users but again i think they should not ban ads from bitcoin.

at least do not affect the price of Bitcoin down again, because any news like this Bitcoin will come down and this can be said FUD.

and can also complicate the new coin tokens to launch in the market, because every ICO it needs promotion, while its promotion site (Facebook) banned crypto ads.

sometimes experience crib can be ban on facebook because maybe my next post is bounties but it does not last long but why do they do it because I know facebook has no limit especially for popost.

It might be true. Because one of the bounty campaigns that i recently joined where suspended its account in Facebook and all of my post were deleted due to spam and when I checked their bounty page it was suspended. So I checked the threads and the developer said  that their facebook account has been suspended and they're contacting facebook about it. If that happens, facebook administration should think about the consequences that might affects their audience. Mostly that growing population of communities were using their site for doing bitcoin. And if that happens there were possibiities that some developer will try to create facebook page like wherein it will not prohibits bitcoin activities and that will generally affects their marketing status.

which makes me a little less confused. why Facebook block ads that smell of ico and bitcoin. instead of Facebook will create Ico itself.
https://cryptobriefing.com/ready-for-facebook-coin/

It seems to me an appropriate measure, since the type of misleading advertising that has prevailed regarding investment options that often lead to blatant frauds does nothing but damage the image of Facebook and cryptocurrencies in general. Really valuable currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have not needed this massive advertising to evolve and become succesful.

I think Facebook is notoriously bad at determining potentially malicious ad content that promotes scams, and get-rick-quick schemes.

A blanket ban is an effective, if somewhat lazy way of making sure Facebook users aren't taken in by ICO scams. Don't forget, the Facebook user based isn't that tech savvy, and a run of complaints from soccer moms that have lost their kids college fund isn't going to do Facebooks already tarnished reputation.