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#AppleCryptoUpdate Although Apple has not launched its own cryptocurrency, there have been several updates and developments in the cryptocurrency and blockchain space related to the company:
Apple allows cryptocurrency applications in its App Store, making it easier for users to access exchange platforms, wallets, and price tracking tools like Coinbase and Crypto.com. Additionally, there are some cryptocurrencies with related names, such as Apple Network (ANK) and Apple (AMB), although they are not affiliated with the company.
In 2019, Apple introduced the CryptoKit framework, which allows developers to incorporate cryptographic functions into their applications. Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, has also shown interest in blockchain technology by investing in a startup focused on its use for energy efficiency.
Despite these developments, Apple has not yet announced concrete plans to directly integrate cryptocurrencies or blockchain technology into its core products or services.
Apple allows cryptocurrency applications in its App Store, making it easier for users to access exchange platforms, wallets, and price tracking tools like Coinbase and Crypto.com. Additionally, there are some cryptocurrencies with related names, such as Apple Network (ANK) and Apple (AMB), although they are not affiliated with the company.
In 2019, Apple introduced the CryptoKit framework, which allows developers to incorporate cryptographic functions into their applications. Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, has also shown interest in blockchain technology by investing in a startup focused on its use for energy efficiency.
Despite these developments, Apple has not yet announced concrete plans to directly integrate cryptocurrencies or blockchain technology into its core products or services.
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