According to @StockMKTNewz, Apple (AAPL) confirmed it will not allow customers to trade in the original Vision Pro toward the purchase of the new model or any other device, per MacRumors.

According to @StockMKTNewz, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports Apple has paused work on a planned overhaul of Vision Pro and redirected resources toward developing smart glasses intended to rival Meta Platforms' devices, highlighting a shift in Apple's near-term AR hardware priorities (source: Bloomberg's Mark Gurman via @StockMKTNewz). For stock traders, the report centers near-term focus on AAPL and META exposure to AR wearables rather than a Vision Pro refresh; the Bloomberg report did not reference cryptocurrencies or on-chain integrations, so no direct crypto-market impact was cited in the source (source: Bloomberg's Mark Gurman via @StockMKTNewz).

According to @Apple, Sony will introduce PlayStation VR2 Sense controller compatibility to the Apple Vision Pro with the upcoming visionOS 2.6 update. This integration, confirmed in Apple's official announcement, is expected to drive user engagement in extended reality (XR) technologies, potentially fueling demand for related crypto tokens such as Metaverse and gaming coins. Traders should monitor activity in the blockchain gaming sector, as partnerships between major brands like Apple and Sony may increase attention on crypto assets tied to AR, VR, and NFT ecosystems. Source: Apple official news release.