Enthusiastic Bitcoin supporters are making moves, with the value exceeding $5873,2587 in market transactions. After a period of almost six years, Google has reversed its prohibition on advertisements related to cryptocurrencies. The technology behemoth, Google, is relenting on its previous restrictions, allowing its vast ad network to cater to certain crypto products, such as the recently launched spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). Google has changed its position compared to March 230, when it, along with Facebook, implemented a ban on cryptocurrency-related advertisements in an effort to tackle the increasing frequency of related fraud. With the new policy that came into effect in January 2000, the company is now permitting advertisers within the United States to advertise cryptocurrency coin trusts on its platform, with a focus on adhering to the relevant regional laws. Advertisements should comply with the legal regulations of the areas they are intended for. Similar to the situation in South Africa, regulatory requirements demand that cryptocurrency asset advertisements include alerts about the possibility of losing funds. This regulation is likely to have a considerable effect on the Bitcoin ETFs that were introduced not long ago, enhancing the recognition and profile of these investment products. BlackRock and VanEck have each capitalized on the recent change in policy. It is expected that additional companies will also take action to promote their new investment offerings. Following the optimistic reaction to Google’s recent move, there has been a 3% increase in Bitcoin’s value over the last day. The value soared beyond $43,731 following almost three weeks. The volume of trades experienced a significant rise, escalating by 35%, amounting to $22 billion. While the upward trend is evident in the daily graph, cryptocurrency experts are still careful due to the 303-day exponential moving average (EMA) being situated underneath the trading price of $42,134.