Platform X has removed financial products and cryptocurrencies from its list of prohibited categories under its paid partnership policy
Svmuu News: The X platform had previously removed categories such as "financial products" and "cryptocurrency" from the list of prohibited industries in its "Paid Partnership Policy." Nikita Bier, X's product lead and a Solana advisor, posted that the change was a mistake, that the issue had been resolved, and that he is personally enthusiastic about prediction markets. According to current page information, promotional content related to cryptocurrency still requires the "Paid Partnership" disclosure label. Earlier reports had indicated that cryptocurrency and investment services were listed as categories ineligible for promotion.
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