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Following Google's announcement of lifting the ban on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ads on its website platform, the prices of major coins have skyrocketed dramatically. The total market cap has increased from $1.664 trillion to over $1.742 trillion, indicating a massive and bullish growth in the entire market of about 5%.

On April 30, GoogleAds were exposed in sponsoring phishing ads for scam alternatives to crypto exchange CoinCorner. Meanwhile, the company itself failed to secure its spot with the search engine’s promoted ads. Therefore, this puts into question the entire attitude of big tech towards cryptocurrency.

The blockchain-based Ubex platform has reached a new milestone in the integration of its product into the global advertising ecosystem by signing a cooperation agreement with Google. Such a major step in the adoption of blockchain technologies and the expansion of Ubex’s ad display reach on global audiences through the use of the Google Ad Network comes as the platform is preparing for full scale commercial launch.

According to a recent analysis on Google Trends, it is clear that Bitcoin is a more searched term than Stocks. In this era of technological evolution around the world, several people in the financial industry are turning to using cryptocurrencies rather than traditional assets.

Research conducted by Southern Methodist University showed that trends on Twitter and Google influence prices of cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

Google (Alphabetic Inc.) purportedly blacklisted keywords referencing Ethereum (ETH) on its Google Ads advertising platform on Thursday, January 10, 2018.

Google is going to update its cryptocurrency-related advertising policy and lift its ban imposed back in March this year. However, ads will work only in the USA and Japan for now.

Vitalik Buterin, the founder of both Ethereum and Coin-Magazine, has been contacted by Google hoping that he will play an important role in helping the technology star with a mysterious blockchain project. Google started a trial for developers testing blockchain services on its cloud in 2016.

A recent report from Google states that the possibility of getting infected with Android ransomware is close to zero.