Apple CEO Tim Cook admitted that he has personally invested part of his portfolio in crypto, but does not give investment advice to anyone.
Cook said he studied cryptocurrency from a “personal perspective” vision”, and Apple is not yet considering the possibility of accepting payments in digital currencies.
Cook also rejected the possibility of replenishing corporate reserves with Bitcoin. In his opinion, “people will not buy Apple shares for access to crypto assets.”
The company continues to develop a line of “alternative payments” and hired a manager with five years of experience in the cryptocurrency industry back in May.
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