Central Bank of Poland pays YouTube-bloggers for denigrating crypto-currencies

A popular Polish blogger, received about 27,000 dollars from the country's Central Bank and a commission of financial supervision over the video, in which he exposed the crypto-currencies in a negative light, without informing him that he received money for his production.

Financing of the propaganda campaign against crypto currency was allocated from the funds of Polish taxpayers. The black share was conducted jointly with Google Ireland Ltd, Facebook Ireland Ltd and Polish partner Youtube - the Gamellon network.

Blogger Marcin Dubiel created a video "I lost all the money", where he told that crypto currency is a quick way of enrichment.

According to the plot of the video, the main character comes with a girl to the restaurant and tries to pay bitcoins, but he is informed that the institution works only with Fiat. The meeting is spoiled and a graph appears on the screen, which shows the instantaneous collapse of the course of the crypto currency. The video has collected half a million views.

Last year, the Polish authorities recognized the mining of crypto currency economic activity, but at the same time seriously concerned about the issue of market regulation crypto currency.

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