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Topic: Coinbase DeFi app BLOCKED by Apple, Coinbase vs Coinbase Pro, Orchid OXT to MOON (Read 97 times)

legendary
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Apple said NO to Coinbase adding passive income earning potential in a new DeFi add-on to their iOS app.

Usually Apple dont give a direct answer why they did not approve new applications or updates. They just point you to they rules to read them. I know some game developers that had blockchain backed asset in their game had big problems finding out what Apple really dont like on their apps.  But maybe that changed by now, since that was happening in 2016.
legendary
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Livecasino, 20% cashback, no fuss payouts.
Sounds good to me. Why should Apple allow a brand just because it is recognized and licensed elsewhere to also start peddling their own defi apps? Lending and lending, I wonder who the poor borrowers are that have to pay so much to give lenders 10% APY? Banks aren't even the loan sharks anymore:)
sr. member
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Apple said NO to Coinbase adding passive income earning potential in a new DeFi add-on to their iOS app. Let's review Coinbase vs Coinbase Pro (formerly GDAX), and earn $10 for FREE!

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Coinbase is having SERIOUS problems adding new passive income earning options to their iOS Apple iPhone app, because Apple is saying NO. This is really surprising since CryptoCom has a similar app and functionality, but their app has been approved for the app store.
If you have been wondering whether you should be buying Bitcoin and Ethereum on Coinbase or you should be buying Bitcoin and Ethereum and other crypto's on Coinbase Pro our video review comparing Coinbase vs Coinbase Pro here will make it VERY CLEAR why Coinbase Pro is SO MUCH better than Coinbase.
We review Coinbase's statement on Proof Of Work and while some crypto coins are basically grand fathered in, like Bitcoin and Ethereum, any newcomers seem to be extremely unlikely. To put it simply, Coinbase does not like proof of work or mineable cryptocurrencies, or I should say Coinbase is unlikely to be listing any cryptocurrencies that can be mined since so many projects have not created their own unique mining algorithms making them incredibly vulnerable to 51% attacks.
If you look simply at the market caps of crypto coins listed on Coinbase, Orchid OXT is set to MOON. Is crypto that simple? Honestly.. sometimes it is, especially when Orchid OXT is 20% of the next smallest cryptocurrency when ranked by marketcap trading on their exchange.

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