Italy and crypto regulation: is influencer marketing legitimate?

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Crypto regulation in terms of influencer marketing Steph Curry, Tom Brady, and Kim Kardashian are just some of the celebrities who have recently advertised crypto, NFT, or exchanges on their social profiles or through other channels. The use of celebrities and artists as part of crypto marketing operations has now become an industry practice. The strategy is adopted by both larger companies and start-ups, which often use influencer marketing as a form of promoting their projects through traditional social channels. However, some of these celebrities have had significant problems with industry authorities, particularly in the United States, due to the
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