Apple Approves Virtual Bitcoin Trading Simulator Bitple
Bitple's Interface. Apple has recently approved Bitple for the App Store. Bitple is a virtual Bitcoin trading simulator that allows users to experience trading Bitcoin with fake money. The user is given $10,000 of play money and is then left on their own to create buy and sell orders and to try to generate a profit from trading Bitcoin. Apple has had a very strictAnti-Bitcoin policy since late 2013. There have not been a Bitcoin wallet available since February 6th when the last remaining wallet called Blockchain was removed from the store. The terms and conditions of the App Store state:....
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Ready to learn more about bitcoin first-hand without losing your hard-earned money? You may be interested in BitSim.net, a just-launched website service that serves as a bitcoin trading simulator. Simulator? Simulator! Upon signing up, you start off with a net worth of $100,000 USD, and you can use that fake money to buy bitcoins and subsequently sell them without the tears of despair. "Our mission is to give everyone an opportunity to familiarize themselves with Bitcoins. Here you can learn, practice, and try out different strategies for trading Bitcoins," says the site's homepage. It's....
A recently discovered patent shows the American multinational entertainment and media conglomerate, Walt Disney Company, was approved by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for a “virtual-world simulator” patent. The simulator is composed of a “three-dimensional (3D) map of the geometry of the real-world venue.”
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Amid the excitement surrounding Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco, there were a few updates made to Apple's App Store Guidelines - some of which concerned the use of 'virtual currencies' in the iOS ecosystem. While it is intriguing that additional information regarding the use of virtual currencies was added, it doesn't necessarily mean acceptance. In fact, it might actually mean more pronounced and detailed rejection. Purchasing and currencies. One new addendum commonly being cited is the rule under "purchasing and currencies", specifically rule 11.17. It....
For the time being, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies remain a high-value target for criminals. Fake Bitcoin wallets are a real threat to the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Mainly the Apple App Store seems to allow illegitimate wallets more often than not. A total of six new false wallets has been added to the Apple App Store over the past few days. Bitcoin users need to be aware of these issues and make sure they only install legitimate offerings. Six new malicious wallets on the Apple App Store is quite a significant development. Not in a positive manner by any means, though, as the....
...wow? Yes, really. After just recently removing Blockchain from the App Store, Apple has approved the first Dogecoin wallet app for the App Store. It's called MYDOGE, and it's available free for iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches. This is pretty surprising seeing that Apple's been aggressively removing Bitcoin wallets from the App Store. Why should Dogecoin be treated any differently? It seems that MYDOGE is a read-only wallet. It can be used to monitor a wallet's balance, but it CANNOT be used to send or receive DOGE. This might help explain how the app got approved, since it's not really....