According to @StockMKTNewz, June 29th marks the anniversary of the first Apple iPhone going on sale in 2007. This landmark event in technology history was foundational for the modern mobile ecosystem. For the cryptocurrency market, the iPhone's success and the subsequent launch of the App Store were critical catalysts, creating the infrastructure for mobile-first crypto adoption. This revolution enabled the development and widespread use of mobile crypto wallets, exchange applications, and dApp browsers, fundamentally shaping how millions of users now trade, manage, and interact with digital assets directly from their smartphones.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, Wedbush Securities has predicted that the price of iPhones will rise dramatically from $1,000 to $3,500 as a result of new tariffs. This significant price surge could impact consumer demand and influence the trading strategies of investors in tech stocks, particularly those with exposure to Apple. Traders may need to consider the potential decrease in iPhone sales and its effect on Apple's revenue projections.

According to KookCapitalLLC, the upcoming iPhone MSRP is predicted to be $4,850, raising concerns about affordability among consumers. This price point could impact consumer spending patterns and potentially affect Apple’s stock performance if demand decreases. The notion of 'made in America' is highlighted as a potential factor in the pricing strategy.