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Banned Coinbase ad portrays a dystopian Britain - with only crypto as an exit
The Coinbase ad actually never mentions crypto once The Coinbase television commercial has generated fierce debate, especially after it was banned A Coinbase Global ad - which doesn't even mention the cryptocurrency dealer's services once - has proved so controversial that it was rejected by regulators and prevented from airing on television, provoking a firestorm in Britain. Titled "Everything is Fine, " the ad is part all-singing, all-dancing musical showpiece and part dystopian nightmare, caricaturing some of the contentious issues affecting modern Britain and depicting a bleak vision of its future. Its design is ... (full story)
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