pasviegas
commented
10 months ago From Apple:
3.1.5 (b) Cryptocurrencies: (i) Wallets: Apps may facilitate virtual currency storage, provided they are offered by developers enrolled as an organization. (ii) Mining: Apps may not mine for cryptocurrencies unless the processing is performed off device (e.g. cloud-based mining). (iii) Exchanges: Apps may facilitate transactions or transmissions of cryptocurrency on an approved exchange, provided they are offered by the exchange itself. (iv) Initial Coin Offerings: Apps facilitating Initial Coin Offerings (“ICOs”), cryptocurrency futures trading, and other crypto-securities or quasi-securities trading must come from established banks, securities firms, futures commission merchants (“FCM”), or other approved financial institutions and must comply with all applicable law. (v) Cryptocurrency apps may not offer currency for completing tasks, such as downloading other apps, encouraging other users to download, posting to social networks, etc.
lucasia
Answer whether to launch on Mobile (esp, iOS) first. Jason's strong preference would be to launch on Mobile due to the larger potential investor base. However, if it's too big a risk to our timeline, we launch Web App first, and then Mobile App second.
Priority is launching our participate to earn and rewards flow(s). Not the investment flow.
Example DEFI Apps on Mobile: