Apple CEO has admitted to owning cryptocurrencies
With this type of asset, Tim Cook diversifies his investment portfolio
10.11.2021 - 07:15
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What’s new? Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke at the DealBook conference. In his interview, the entrepreneur revealed that he has personally invested in digital assets and considers them a good option for portfolio diversification.
The full version of the interview
Will Apple integrate cryptocurrencies? According to Cook, the company has no plans to launch cryptocurrency projects in the near future. Also, unlike Tesla and several other large companies, Apple has no plans to invest in cryptocurrencies, hold them on its balance sheet or offer its products for digital assets.
As for the company's further actions, Tim Cook stressed that “there are other things that Apple is definitely looking at.” Whether it has to do with supporting cryptocurrencies in operating systems or developing its own blockchain is not known yet.
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