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Reports last week that Apple is considering allowing alternative app stores to comply with new EU regulations could pave the way for a new wave of apps, including those that feature non-fungible tokens. That would be good news for OpenSea, the biggest marketplace for buying and selling NFTs.
In an interview with The Information, OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer made it clear the company is eager to launch an app with the ability to buy and sell NFTs, which Apple’s App Store policies now prevent.
“We’d love to work with Apple to enable that type of experience because ultimately I think it’s what users want,” Finzer said.
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