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➡️ #BitcoinStrategicReserveAct#
— On May 7, New Hampshire became the first U.S. state to include Bitcoin in its strategic reserves. The new HB 302 bill allows up to 5% of public funds to be invested in digital assets and precious metals with a market cap over $500B.
Will this boost Bitcoin’s price? Could it set a trend for other states or countries? Share your thoughts!
➡️ #FOMCMeeting#
— The Fed will announce its May rate decision on May 8. Despite pressure to cut, markets expect no change. How do you think this will impact the market?
✍️ Post with #Bitcoin
According to Techub News and reported by Decrypt, after Epic Games sued Apple in an antitrust case, Apple updated its iOS App Store review guidelines to allow developers to offer external payment methods within their apps and support users in purchasing NFTs through third-party markets. Apple informed iOS developers that "U.S. apps are [no longer] prohibited from including buttons, external links, or other calls to action when allowing users to browse NFTs owned by others."
It is worth noting that cryptocurrency applications still need to comply with strict regulations, including prohibiting the provision of task completion reward tokens, prohibiting initial coin offerings (ICO), and prohibiting the use of user devices for mining, etc.