Apple has updated its US App Store policies to let iOS apps include external links for Bitcoin and crypto payments, ending the 30% commission on in-app crypto purchases. This change follows a federal court ruling in the Epic Games v. Apple case that forced Apple to ease restrictions on external payment methods. While this opens new opportunities for crypto apps to improve revenue and user experience, the change currently applies only in the US and Apple plans to appeal the ruling, creating some uncertainty. Investors should watch how this affects crypto app economics and Apple's legal battle going forward.
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