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Buying Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is generally considered a difficult process. But as Apple Pay connects with major crypto platforms, upgrading has now become as easy as any regular digital transaction. This integration eliminates a significant barrier by replacing traditional methods.
Why Apple's entry is changing global crypto payments
Apple Pay now supports Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. According to CryptosRus, Apple Pay users can now buy BTC and other cryptos in Trust Wallet. This connection makes buying Bitcoin feel just like purchasing an app from the App Store—no hassle of bank transfers, no lengthy KYC forms, no difficult steps.
Bitcoin reaches Trust Wallet directly in just a few clicks through Apple Pay. Apple has easily transformed fear and complexity into 'Tap and Own.' This crypto on-ramp via Apple Pay is extremely smooth.
The use of Bitcoin and crypto is increasing worldwide.
One of the world's toughest economies, Turkmenistan has also granted legal status to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. According to CryptosRus, President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov has approved a new comprehensive law that allows for a fully regulated crypto industry starting in 2026.
Under the new law, a special state commission will monitor licensing, KYC and AML processes, cold storage regulations, mining registration, and the options to halt or refund token issuance. This shows that global regulation is advancing so rapidly that even highly controlled countries are being forced to accept crypto.
Are Bitcoin's decentralized rails stronger than TradFi hardware?
According to author and theorist Shanika Insalam Pereira, the current banking system nearly collapses when $13.4 billion in Bitcoin options expire. At the same time, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) froze due to a data center cooling failure around 03:00 GMT. This failure halted 90% of the world's derivatives trading.
This event highlights the fact that Bitcoin's decentralized network may be much more robust, resilient, and reliable compared to traditional financial (TradFi) infrastructure.
