UsersCrypto

In the world of cryptocurrencies, the concept of active users refers not only to the number of people transacting, but to the transformative power they have by actively participating in decentralized networks. As more users get involved on a consistent basis, cryptocurrencies not only gain in adoption, but become the foundation of a new global financial system. These users are the true drivers behind the development and expansion of blockchains, creating a resilient and autonomous ecosystem, where each transaction not only generates value, but also reinforces the security and transparency of the system.

1. Emotional trading
Making investment decisions driven by fear or greed, for example, selling during price drops or buying during price rises, will result in financial losses.
** Note: what is mentioned here refers to when you invest in Bitcoin or in large and reputable projects, not in small and risky cryptocurrencies.
2. Intensive use of leverage
Borrowing to operate with amounts greater than your financial capacity increases the likelihood of your losses if the market moves against your expectations.

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By Nusaputra, Tech & Crypto Analyst
Apple’s recent policy pivot—easing restrictions on iOS apps to permit developers to link out to external purchasing methods, including for NFTs and crypto—marks a watershed moment for mobile Web3. Prompted by antitrust rulings and growing pressure to open its tightly controlled ecosystem, Apple is effectively inviting crypto‑powered consumer experiences onto the world’s most lucrative app platform. What does this mean for developers, entrepreneurs, and everyday users? Let’s dive in.

1. What Just Changed?
External Purchase Links Allowed
Previously, any in‑app purchase had to flow through Apple’s own system (and its 15–30% commission). Now, apps can guide users to third‑party payment processors for digital goods—NFTs, tokens, subscriptions, you name it.

Broader Crypto‑Content Integration
Beyond mere wallets, iOS apps can embed marketplaces, games, social tokens, and DeFi dashboards without fear of App Store rejection.

2. Immediate Impacts
This will bring new impacts for many Stakeholders, such as :
• Developers : Higher margins on digital sales (No 30% Apple “tax” on external transactions)
• Crypto Startups : Easier mobile distribution (Native‑grade iOS apps can now integrate full Web3 stacks)
• Users : More choice & innovation (Single‑tap installs with seamless wallet onboarding)

3. Future Possibilities
A. Mainstream NFT Marketplaces on iPhone
Imagine an iOS app where artists mint generative art, list it on an integrated NFT marketplace, and fans buy directly—skipping web wallets and browser hassles.
Benefit: Mobile‑first collectible drops, live minting events, QR‑based physical‑to‑digital art experiences.

B. Social Tokens & Creator Economies
Creators could issue their own “fan tokens” via an iOS social app. Fans spend tokens on exclusive livestream access, merch drops, or DAO voting rights.
Benefit: Deepens creator‑fan engagement, monetization beyond ads or one‑time tipping.

C. DeFi & Gaming Convergence
Play‑to‑Earn 2.0: Mobile games with on‑chain assets you can trade in-app or externally—your rare sword NFT can be sold in a P2P marketplace without ever leaving the game.
Benefit: Real‑money economies inside casual games, fueling a new mobile gaming renaissance.

D. Crypto‑Enabled Financial Services
Micro‑investment apps offering tokenized stocks, yield‑bearing stablecoins, or fractional real‑estate tokens—user onboarding entirely through a slick iOS interface.
Benefit: Democratizes access to alternate asset classes, all on your iPhone.

4. Key Challenges Ahead
Regulatory Scrutiny: As crypto apps proliferate, expect closer SEC, FCA, and EU regulation—apps will need robust compliance modules.
UX Complexity: Abstracting wallets, private keys, and gas fees into an intuitive mobile UX remains nontrivial.
Security Risks: Third‑party payment and crypto integrations raise new attack surfaces; rigorous auditing and insurance products will be vital.

5. Roadmap for Developers
There a possibilities ahead for the Phase that the developer may take to focus on web3 on Ios users in future timeline :
Now : Update existing apps to add external-purchase links; experiment with simple NFT drops (Q2–Q3 2025)
Next : Build full Web3 stacks: on‑chain identity, wallets, token gating (Q4 2025–Q1 2026)
Later : Integrate cross‑app composability such as NFTs and tokens transferable between apps (2026 and beyond)
Apple’s policy shift is more than a tweak to App Store rules—it’s an open invitation to Web3 innovators to plant their flag on iOS. Over the next 12–18 months, we’ll see an explosion of crypto‑native mobile experiences: NFT galleries, tokenized fan clubs, on‑chain gaming economies, and novel financial apps. The smartphone, already the world’s dominant computing platform, is poised to become the gateway to the decentralized web.

Which Web3 use case do you think will take off first on iOS—NFT marketplaces, tokenized creator platforms, DeFi services, or something entirely new? Dear #UsersCrypto share your thoughts with #AppleCryptoUpdate " data-hashtag="#AppleCryptoUpdate" class="tag">#AppleCryptoUpdate !
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