Apple is facing a lawsuit alleging that the tech giant has been involved in a conspiracy to block decentralized cryptocurrency apps from its App Store. The lawsuit, filed by two developers of decentralized cryptocurrency apps, claims that Apple has been actively preventing these apps from being available to users. The developers allege that Apple has been using its App Store policies to prevent the development and distribution of decentralized cryptocurrency apps, which they claim is a violation of antitrust laws.

The lawsuit claims that Apple has been using its App Store policies to block the development and distribution of decentralized cryptocurrency apps. According to the lawsuit, Apple has been using its App Store policies to prevent the development and distribution of decentralized cryptocurrency apps, which are designed to allow users to store and trade cryptocurrencies without the need for a third-party intermediary. The lawsuit claims that Apple has been using its App Store policies to prevent the development and distribution of these apps in order to protect its own payment processing services, such as Apple Pay.

The lawsuit also alleges that Apple has been actively preventing the development and distribution of decentralized cryptocurrency apps by refusing to approve them for the App Store. The lawsuit claims that Apple has been using its App Store policies to prevent the development and distribution of these apps in order to protect its own payment processing services, such as Apple Pay. The lawsuit further alleges that Apple has been actively preventing the development and distribution of decentralized cryptocurrency apps by refusing to approve them for the App Store, even when they meet all of Apple’s guidelines.

The lawsuit seeks damages for the developers, as well as an injunction that would require Apple to allow the development and distribution of decentralized cryptocurrency apps on the App Store. If the lawsuit is successful, it could have a major impact on the cryptocurrency industry, as it could open up the App Store to a wider variety of decentralized cryptocurrency apps. It could also have a major impact on Apple’s business model, as it could potentially reduce the company’s reliance on its own payment processing services.

The outcome of this lawsuit will likely have major implications for both the cryptocurrency industry and Apple’s business model. It remains to be seen how this case will play out, but it is clear that it could have a major impact on both industries.