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"Imagine this scene: you’re watching Apple’s live broadcast, the lights are dim, and «Tim Cook» announces the latest chip and processor... At this moment, millions of small traders get worked up and, driven by emotion, press the BUY (buy) button.
But at the very same moment, a whale from Wall Street in New York City stands there, smiles coldly, and presses with all his might on the SELL (sell) button.. He doesn’t hate Apple; rather, he sells the shares he bought to the brand-new market rookies to pocket his profits and leave them trapped in the trap!"

After nearly 15 years at the helm of Apple $AAPL.US , Tim Cook could soon step aside for a new generation of leaders.
His time in office will go down in the company’s history: spectacular growth, the development of services, strengthening the Apple ecosystem, and a massive increase in the group’s value.
One more question now arises 👇
Can Apple continue to dominate tech after Tim Cook?
Could John Ternus’s arrival usher in a new era for Apple… or is this the beginning of a tougher period for the Apple brand?

Apple announced that it will impose a 5% commission fee on third-party app stores operating within the European Union, according to CNBC. This move is part of a broader effort to comply with the EU’s Digital Markets Act, which aims to foster competition and give consumers more choices in the digital marketplace.
The company stated that the new policy will take effect for alternative app stores that are launched or operating in the EU, and it will apply to in-app purchases made through these stores. Apple clarified that apps purchased through its own App Store using Apple's payment system will continue to be subject to a 26% commission on digital goods, maintaining its standard rate for in-house transactions.
Apple emphasized that this change is intended to resolve ongoing disputes with European regulators regarding its app store practices. The company views the new 5% fee as a fair and transparent way to support third-party developers and ensure compliance with EU regulations. It also signals a shift in Apple’s approach to app store rules, aligning with regulatory pressures to open up its ecosystem.
The move comes amid increasing scrutiny of big tech companies in the EU and elsewhere, as regulators seek to promote fair competition and prevent monopolistic behavior. Industry observers will be watching closely to see how Apple’s new policies influence the landscape for app developers and digital commerce across Europe. #Apple #EU #DigitalMarketsAct

DefiLlama's founder, 0xngmi, has just dropped a bombshell – Apple took a whopping two months to remove fake app listings from the App Store. This debacle delayed the mobile launch of DefiLlama, one of the top decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms in the crypto space #DeFi #CryptoApp #Apple
With $1.5T of value stored across decentralized applications (dApps), the DeFi market has become a behemoth in the crypto landscape. The news raises serious questions about the App Store's vetting process, which is meant to protect users from malicious apps and protect legitimate projects like DefiLlama #DeFiSecurity
The stakes are high here – if a team with as much credibility as DefiLlama's can't get a fair shot at the app store, what does that mean for up-and-coming projects looking to break into the space? Does this mean crypto users will be more vulnerable than ever to scam apps and phishing attempts? Are regulators finally going to step in and provide stricter guidelines for DeFi players to follow?
Are you ready to join the battle for control of DeFi?