Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, revealed that he has held Bitcoin for three years, but emphasized that his interest in cryptocurrency is personal, and the company does not plan to integrate cryptocurrencies into its business in the near future. He considers Bitcoin part of a diversified portfolio but does not offer investment recommendations. Cook also mentioned that he would not invest $200 billion of the company's funds in Bitcoin, as Apple shareholders do not expect cryptocurrency benefits from stock investments. However, users can download cryptocurrency wallets via the App Store.
11/11/2024 11:25:23 AM (GMT+1)
Tim Cook revealed that he has held Bitcoin for three years, but emphasized that his interest in cryptocurrency is personal, and Apple does not plan to integrate Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies into its business in the near future 💼
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