Coinbase dice que Apple bloqueó el lanzamiento de su aplicación por las tarifas de gasolina

• En diciembre de 2021, Coinbase reveló que agregaría compatibilidad con NFT a su billetera de autocustodia, lo que permitiría a los usuarios acceder a mercados como OpenSea a través de la aplicación.
• La plataforma comercial anunció recientemente planes para dejar de admitir Bitcoin Cash, XRP, Ethereum Classic y XLM debido al mal uso.

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El proveedor de billeteras criptográficas Coinbase anunció el jueves que los usuarios de IOS ya no podían enviar ni recibir NFT en la billetera criptográfica luego de la interferencia de Apple. De acuerdo a to the self-custody wallet, “Apple’s claim is that the gas fees required to send NFTs need to be paid through their in-app purchase system so that they can collect 30% of the gas fee.”

You might have noticed you can't send NFTs on Coinbase Wallet iOS anymore. This is because Apple blocked our last app release until we disabled the feature. 🧵

— Coinbase Wallet 🛡️ (@CoinbaseWallet) 1 de diciembre de 2022

Coinbase claimed it would be unable to meet Apple’s demand even if it tried because the smartphone producer’s exclusive in-app purchasing system does not enable cryptocurrency. The trading platform claimed Apple tried to hinder its NFT transactions through its new policies, which it said was “to protect their profits at the expense of consumer investment in NFTs and developer innovation across the crypto ecosystem.” According to Coinbase, the act was comparable to Apple seeking to charge a fee for each email sent using open internet protocols.

Coinbase noted that the new policy would affect iPhone users, making it difficult to send NFTs to other wallets. However, Coinbase believes the block might have been a mistake and urged Apple to get in touch with the company if there were any problems. Apple has faced criticism in the past for its charges, with platforms such as Epic Games and Spotify accusing Apple of misusing its monopoly.

 Coinbase no ha tenido la mejor año and has suffered greatly from the bear market. The platform’s shares are down over 80%, meaning any problem with Apple comes at the wrong time. Coinbase also had to lay off employees to reduce costs. Interestingly, other crypto companies have adopted similar practices following reduced trading activities and investor presence in the market.

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