The cryptocurrency boom has brought many related apps into mobile app stores, offering convenience but also including cleverly disguised scam apps that threaten users' asset security. This article uses Apple's App Store as an example to analyze the reasons behind counterfeit cryptocurrency software.
Cheng YuanThe US DOJ's lawsuit against Apple reflects growing concerns over app market monopolies. While it aims to promote fairness and competition, the outcome's impact on the crypto sector remains to be seen.
Cheng YuanThe recent, unexplained removal of crypto apps like Bitget from the Apple App Store highlights a worrying trend, raising concerns about transparency and user security in the crypto space.
BrianIndia has heightened its crackdown on offshore crypto exchanges, leading Apple to remove apps of platforms like Binance and Bitfinex from its App Store within the country. Regulatory measures, including compliance notices and a 1% levy called Tax Deducted at Source (TDS), reflect India's commitment to enforcing crypto regulations, impacting both local and offshore exchanges.
JoyMetaMask, the Ethereum self-custody wallet, has mysteriously vanished from the app store, as per reports from watcher.guru.
DavinIn a recent legal ruling, Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) has secured the right to maintain its App Store payment rules, including the 30% tax levied on application developers using the platform.
CaptainXIn a series of tweets, the billionaire says Apple also has mostly stopped advertising on Twitter
OthersNow, developers of current apps can sell NFTs within apps, and new apps can have NFTs within them.
OthersFeaturing diverse, fun blockchain games, G-Link offers a user-friendly experience for Web 2.0 gamers to step into Web 3.0, and ...
BitcoinistThe next step in the evolution of the creator economy is post-to-earn.
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