Smartphones just got a major reprieve when Trump exempted iPhones and other electronics from steep tariffs on Chinese imports. | Apple needs China for manufacturing, despite pressure to onshore production, so the whole industry gets protection as critical technology. | It's a pretty big sign for just how important smartphones are to American life. | But is the iPhone still the smartphone industry's strongest investment? | | Apple keeps pushing $1300+ devices that drain consumer wallets, but Mode Mobile has a breakthrough alternative that pays users for their screen time. | Mode's EarnPhone technology pays people for things they already do. | That means things like playing games… | Listening to music… | Browsing the web… | And even just charging their phones. | This revolutionary approach fueled Mode's 32,481% revenue growth, making them Deloitte's #1 fastest-growing software company in North America in 2023. | With their NASDAQ ticker ($MODE) already secured ahead of a potential public offering, early investors still have a limited opportunity to secure pre-IPO shares at just $0.26 with up to 100% bonus shares available. | But share prices will change on May 1st. | While Apple benefits from tariff protection to maintain its premium pricing strategy, Mode Mobile is building something more valuable – a platform that could transform 5.8 billion smartphones into income-generating assets for users worldwide. | Over 40,000 investors have already recognized this potential. | Will you join them before the price changes? | >>> Get your pre-IPO shares before May 1st |
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