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Apple , X (Twitter) , Airbnb , and Google are in early talks to add STABLECOINS to their platforms! 🔥
👉 Lower fees
👉 Faster global payments
👉 Crypto going MAINSTREAM
This is HUGE — when tech giants adopt stablecoins, billions of users will soon be using crypto without even knowing it!
US policy is shifting, and Big Tech is moving fast…
Will 2025 be the year of stablecoin mass adoption?
The future of money is here. Are YOU ready?
Start stacking & learning NOW — and share this news with your friends!

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Look, consider this: major tech giants like Apple, X (formerly Twitter), Google, Airbnb, and even Uber have begun negotiating with crypto companies. And for a reason — they are seriously studying how to integrate stablecoins (digital currencies pegged to the dollar or another stable currency) into their services.
Why would they do that? It's simple: stablecoins allow you to transfer money quickly and cheaply around the world — without bank fees and delays. This is especially true if, for example, you are an Airbnb and you pay money to hosts in dozens of countries or you want to transfer 10 bucks to a friend in the USA from Europe — instantly and without hidden fees.
That's what's going on.:
Google Cloud already accepts payments in stablecoins from some customers. The head of Web3 calls this “the largest payment update since SWIFT.”
Elon Musk's X is working on the X Money product with Visa — the idea is to combine debit cards with cryptocurrencies. According to rumors, they are also negotiating with Stripe on the introduction of stablecoins.
Apple is not far behind either. Since the beginning of the year, they have been discussing with Circle (which issues the USDC) the possibility of including stablecoins in their payment system, possibly in Apple Pay.
Airbnb has been exploring implementation since January, in collaboration with the Worldpay payment system.
Facebook Instagram Meta has once again taken up the idea of international payments through stablecoins, especially to pay content creators on Instagram.
Uber is still exploring the idea, but their CEO has already said that they will open up to crypto if it is really convenient for users.
Interestingly, all this began to move faster after the Trump administration outlined a course towards a more loyal crypto policy, and the GENIUS law is being discussed in Congress — it should prescribe clear rules for working with stablecoins.
While some companies are just thinking, others are already testing. And if everything goes according to plan, in the next year or two we may see how familiar services like Google Pay, Instagram or Uber will start accepting digital dollars — quickly, conveniently, without banks.
Now I have a question for you, as a friend.:
Would you use stablecoins if they were supported by Apple Pay or Google Pay? Or do you trust only the usual cards?
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In a recent statement, Kevin Hassett, Director of the National Economic Council, clarified that the Trump administration does not intend to harm Apple with tariffs on iPhones. Hassett's remarks came after President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 25% tariff on iPhones manufactured outside of the United States.

Trump’s Threat of 25% Tariff on Apple iPhones
On May 23, 2025, President Trump announced that he expects iPhones sold in the U.S. to be manufactured and assembled in the country, not in India or elsewhere. Trump warned that if Apple’s CEO Tim Cook does not comply, the company will have to pay a tariff of at least 25%.
Earlier, Trump claimed that the U.S. has the workforce and resources to produce iPhones domestically, although no one at Apple supported this statement. Former President Barack Obama had asked the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs about manufacturing iPhones in the U.S., to which Jobs replied at a dinner in 2011, “These jobs aren’t coming back.”

Concerns Over Increased iPhone Costs
Bank of America Securities analyst Wamsi Mohan revealed in April that the iPhone 16 Pro, currently priced at $1,199, could see a price increase of 25% solely due to labor costs. The estimated new cost would be around $1,500. Dan Ives from Wedbush estimated that the cost of an American-made iPhone could rise to $3,500 following Trump’s tariff announcement. Ives also estimated that Apple would need to spend $30 billion over the next three years to move 10% of its supply chain to the U.S.

Hassett on Tariffs and Apple’s Position
Kevin Hassett stated, “If you think Apple has a factory somewhere making a set number of iPhones and must sell them at any cost, then the tariffs will fall on Apple, not the consumers, because it’s an elastic supply.” He emphasized that the administration’s goal is not to harm Apple, but to bring about a fair outcome.
Trump’s threats came after Apple announced a $1.5 billion investment in India, moving some production of iPhones out of China. Trump expressed his dissatisfaction with this move during his recent trip to the Middle East.

Trump’s Focus on Apple’s Supply Chain
In his new book The Capital of the World's Greatest Company, journalist Paul McGee explains how Apple’s massive foreign investments and its involvement in China were key to transforming the country's economy and tech sector. He also mentioned that Apple suppliers like Foxconn have passed on technological knowledge to Chinese competitors like Huawei.
Foxconn, Apple’s iPhone supplier, has faced scrutiny over labor conditions, including a 2011 incident where a series of worker suicides prompted the company to install nets around some of its buildings. Oversight groups have also raised concerns about the exhausting work conditions, with workers being forced to work overtime.

The Complexity of iPhone Manufacturing
Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, stated in a 2017 interview that another challenge was the lack of skilled American workers. Cook acknowledged that the U.S. doesn’t have enough tool engineers, who work on machines that take sophisticated designs from Apple and transform them into physical products.
In 2017, President Trump announced a $10 billion investment by Foxconn to build factories in Wisconsin. However, the iPhone manufacturer was never officially associated with the Foxconn factory in Wisconsin, but that didn’t stop Trump from claiming that Apple would build three large factories in the U.S.

The Global Supply Chain of iPhones
Despite any efforts to manufacture iPhones in the U.S., Wamsi Mohan pointed out that a significant portion of the components that make up an iPhone comes from countries around the world, which the U.S. has imposed tariffs on. Most iPhones are produced in Asia, with TSMC manufacturing the processor in Taiwan, displays made by South Korean companies like LG or Samsung, and many other components produced in China. Mohan believes that Apple will face tariffs on most of the parts unless it can secure exemptions for individual components.

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#AppleCryptoUpdate

Whispers are turning into waves:

Apple hiring blockchain devs
iOS 18 rumored to support native crypto wallets
Apple Pay already plays nice with Coinbase & Binance cards

Could $BTC be natively stored on iPhones soon?

Picture this:

No more third-party wallets
Face ID = Wallet Access
iMessage = Crypto Payments

If Apple goes full crypto, $AAPL could become the $BTC of Wall Street.

Game-changing. Disruptive. Pure innovation.

The billion-dollar question:

Which coin will Apple partner with first?

Will it be $BTC ? $ETH? A surprise alt?

Drop your guesses below — the future is closer than you think.

BREAKING: Apple Could Be Gearing Up to Disrupt the Entire Crypto Space!

Behind the scenes, Apple is making quiet but powerful moves:

New job postings for blockchain developers
iOS 18 rumored to feature native crypto wallet support
Apple Pay already works with Coinbase and Binance cards

Could $BTC be next to go native on iPhones?

Just imagine:

No more third-party wallet apps
Face ID-secured wallet access
Direct crypto payments through iMessage

If Apple dives in deep, $AAPL might just become the $BTC of the stock market.

What crypto do you think Apple will partner with first?

Drop your predictions below!

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