How Jack Mallers’ Strike Displays The Agility Of Bitcoin
The company started in 2019 is well on its way to revolutionizing the payments and remittances world through Bitcoin.I first heard of Jack Mallers in January 2020 and when I heard what he was doing with Strike, I immediately posted the message below on Facebook: I proceeded to watch everything I could find on him and his company. Jack Mallers is a very intelligent 27-year-old with a hoodie who operates out of a women's clothing closet wearing Crocs, and he is proud of it! How do I know this? Because he has said so live on CNBC. Bitcoiners love his down-to-earth demeanor, and his deep....
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Is Apple ripe for bitcoin adoption? Something’s up with Strike’s CEO. Through Twitter, Jack Mallers seems to be dropping clue after clue. And the Bitcoin 2022 conference is next week in Miami. Last year, in the same event, Mallers himself announced that El Salvador would make bitcoin legal tender. Definitely one of the biggest news items of 2021. What will he and other guests of honor announce this time? Related Reading | Comparing Apple’s Growth With Bitcoin, Why This Expert Sets $700K As Long-Term Goal Could bitcoin-only Strike be about to announce an Apple partnership? How would....
Maller’s announcements all centered around increasing accessibility to the superior payment system of Bitcoin.
We might be witnessing “monetary history,” as Jack Mallers claims. The Strike CEO connected with African app Bitnob and sent $10 to Nigeria. Since Bitnob is connected to the Nigerian banking system, the money was instantly available in Naria (NGN.) It’s worth noting that Strike and Bitnob have no commercial relationship, their apps are interoperable […]
Strike CEO Jack Maulers was interviewed on Lily’s Show where he explained bitcoin and what it is in kid-friendly language. Lily’s Show which is hosted by 4-year-old Lily Knight is gradually gaining popularity in the space as the go-to channel for those who want to get kids involved in the space. In its latest episode, […]
“Today, anyone with a Strike account, no matter their employer, can get paid in bitcoin,” founder Jack Mallers said.