Twitter prohibits the promotion of cryptocurrency

[ivanleon]

Okay, what about Twitter? He still has serious requirements for users who are engaged in the promotion of cryptocurrencies. I've heard that many bounty hunters face massive suspensions of Twitter accounts. In fact, this blocking of accounts. As proof, I can say that the number of subscribers and subscriptions began to decrease dramatically in recent time.

[JSD10M]

Maybe those twitter accounts act like bots and they are flagged as bots and then banned.
Too aggressive retweets and tweets can get you suspended and banned.

[tamango]

I do many twitter bounty campaigns and only sometimes I have some warning from twitter but nothing serious. You just have to pay attention not to spam and do tweets and retweets in just small time

[xtian_1988]

I encountered this on facebook but not on twitter. this only happen when you spam post on twitter, you just have to have an interval when posting to prevent being restricted or permanently deactivation of your account.

[Andruha1993]

You just need to do everything right. You do not need to do more than 6 retweets (tweets) in 1 hour. Do not constantly do only retweets, because the twitter robot will think that you are a bot and you can be banned.

[bubblebubble]

SEC obliged Twitter to start banning ICO promotion due to high percentage of scam projects.
Now Twitter doesn't ban if you are not aggressive with mass twitting or retwitting.

[paolobaltimori]

You just need to do everything right. You do not need to do more than 6 retweets (tweets) in 1 hour. Do not constantly do only retweets, because the twitter robot will think that you are a bot and you can be banned.

exactly, it's very important to schedule tweets and retweets if you can so you won't have any problems like that.

[Duckenth]

I think the suspended Twitter accounts are because the account is too frequent or too aggressive in promoting Cryptocurrency, because I myself use Twitter and it's safe. I think Twitter does not prohibit members from promoting Cryptocurrency.

[backfirst77]

Twitter is still one of the most popular campaign bounties at this time, because the participants who participated were very many. And Twitter is one of the media that can be used to do promotions for free. So that it is still used as a promotional medium for the ICO project and is massively used.

[JSD10M]

I am quite sure that those banned accounts were not just from bounty hunters. Do not quickly assume that it is against promotion of cryptocurrency, it just so happened that majority of bounty hunters account are full of spams and were engaged in rapid posting

[Alter]

Since you don't provide a link from valid source of this information, I think It is just a speculative issue. Till now, I don't see a serious warning from twitter about crypto ads. In my point of view, every thing is still running normally so far.

[MOProgress]

Okay, what about Twitter? He still has serious requirements for users who are engaged in the promotion of cryptocurrencies. I've heard that many bounty hunters face massive suspensions of Twitter accounts. In fact, this blocking of accounts. As proof, I can say that the number of subscribers and subscriptions began to decrease dramatically in recent time.

Good observation here, I have also notice it. Most persons which I thought bounty that uses twitter now see their accounts suspended by twitter, I hope this massive suspension will stop someday.

[TERENCIO]

I am using twitter , I don't encounter any problem now. I have done verification of my accounts only  when I likes & retweets very fast or its from an external site connected to my account. 

[Noname]

Twitter will not be done if we post regularly and don't post in large numbers at one time. If we post once but in large numbers, Twitter considers it spam. Even though spam is not considered even a warning from Twitter appears if we retweet too much. So we have to be smart to divide our time so that our account stays safe.

[ZionRTZ]

Okay, what about Twitter? He still has serious requirements for users who are engaged in the promotion of cryptocurrencies.

What requirements are you talking about? Is it any different from users not engaged in crypto?

I've heard that many bounty hunters face massive suspensions of Twitter accounts.

Try to ask why they were banned. They are probably spammers. Regardless of the content, crypto related or not, spamming will get you banned.[/quote]