Today, the entire app store market is dominated by two players: Google Play and Apple Store. In the first three months of 2017 alone, consumers worldwide spent over $15 billion in iOS and Android stores. In 2018, the mobile app economy will turn 10 at a valuation of nearly $77 billion, which is said to double by 2020. This duopoly of Google and Apple allows them to impose exorbitant fees on all purchases, app downloads and in-app items alike. AppCoins — powered by Aptoide — one of the largest Android app stores with 200+ million users that have downloaded over…
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