While Coinbase got more than 20 million of you to scan a QR code during the Super Bowl, we don't need advertisers normalizing scammer behaviors. Since my start in 2008, I've covered a wide variety ...

Coinbase just made its Super Bowl debut with a remarkable clever QR code ad that might have been too popular: the company’s “Less talk, more Bitcoin,” campaign appears to have temporarily ...

According to Bitcoin Magazine, Coinbase's landing page for their QR code got a whopping 20 million hits within just one minute of the ad airing. Curiosity evidently got the better of the viewers ...

The app for Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, briefly crashed Sunday after a bizarre Super Bowl ad sparked a surge in traffic. The 60-second ad featured a floating and colorful QR code bouncing ...

This year, the most-talked-about ad was a simple QR code that changed color as it bounced around the screen for 30 seconds. The ad was for Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, and when you scanned ...

before the commercial concludes with the Coinbase logo. Scanning the QR code redirects viewers to Coinbase’s official website. Now that we have your attention we'd like to announce that we're ...

Coinbase took analog to an entirely different level. The cryptocurrency company spent its 60 seconds – and estimated $13 million – on a QR bouncing from corner to corner of your TV screen ...

In just one night, with the help of a 60-second spot that featured nothing more than a bouncing QR code, Coinbase shot up from #186 in the App Store to #2. That explosive growth highlights the ...

Nowhere was this more evident than in the crypto-related ads in the 2022 Super Bowl, especially Coinbase's enigmatic QR code ad. In Coinbase's commercial, a QR code bounces around the screen ...