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Google Imposes New EU Crypto Ad Rules by April 2025

BY Solomon M.·1 MIN READ·APRIL 15, 2025

Google will require EU-based cryptocurrency advertisers to adhere to stricter advertising guidelines from April 23, 2025. Advertisers must comply with the EU’s MiCA regulation and obtain necessary Google certification to promote crypto services.

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  • Google limits crypto ads to MiCA-compliant services.
  • Challenges for small firms due to compliance costs.

Starting April 2025, Google will enforce stricter cryptocurrency advertising policies in the EU. Crypto exchanges and wallet providers must be MiCA-compliant and obtain Google certification before advertising. These changes aim to boost investor protection within the region.

Key players include Google and EU regulators, with cryptocurrency exchanges and wallet providers significantly affected. Hon Ng, Bitget’s legal officer, cited potential benefits and challenges, while Mattan Erder of Orbs noted potential impacts on smaller firms.

The immediate effect on the market remains unclear, though historically similar regulatory changes have caused short-term volatility. Compliance costs, estimated between €15,000 and €150,000, are expected to challenge smaller companies.

The financial implications suggest a potential shift towards larger firms with established compliance, while smaller enterprises may struggle with new regulations. This could lead to reduced competition and a more stable market environment.

Future outcomes may include increased regulatory and compliance focus across the industry. As precedents from 2018 and 2021 show, Google’s cautious approach is likely to influence both market strategies and advertising landscapes.

“The compliance costs expected to range between €15,000 and €150,000 could be a significant barrier for small players.” – Hon Ng, Chief Legal Officer, Bitget

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