With Jack Mallers, we are creating the best consumer experience on the Bitcoin Network.

Making the Most of Your Financial Experience

Strike’s CEO, Jack Mallers, claims that he is incorporating lessons learned from the rise of the internet into the process of developing the application. Mallers says he wants to launch the app in as many countries as possible, but he is also aware of the difficulties in finding merchants who accept bitcoin. “We are looking at tying up with a large e-commerce site that takes bitcoin,” he says, implying that Strike may become a part of a major e-commerce platform. “Someone needs to integrate the world’s big coffee merchants,” he continues. These could be fore shadowing of what’s to come for Strike in 2022.

Mallers has said repeatedly that he wants consumers to be able to pick the best experience for them, and an open network, such as Bitcoin, allows them to do so.

Building a Bitcoin Company Using Game Theory

Mallers believes that one network, Bitcoin, will destroy the financial system by allowing competitive businesses to build better products for consumers. “We’re all peers on the same network,” he says. He then compares Strike as a Bitcoin firm to Google as an internet company, arguing that additional businesses developed on the same network merely adds value to it. If Google were the only search engine, it would be lucrative; but, since so many others were building on it, it increased the value of all internet enterprises.

The internet needed many network members to dematerialize radio, newspapers, and other media; nonetheless, it was the foundation of one open system that enabled dematerialization. Mallers argues that since Bitcoin is a collaborative network, there is enough of potential for everyone to win.

“I personally believe the world would be a better place if Bitcoin become the world’s monetary network; I believe the world would be a better place.” I believe society would work better as a result. I believe that human rights and liberties would be reintroduced and preserved, and that there would be a revival of creativity in financial services and experiences.”

Consumers Benefit from Regulatory Clarity

Mallers discusses his wish for regulatory clarification on digital assets in general in his speech. “The Federal Reserve has warped risk tolerance across all assets,” he claims. Nobody knows what anything costs now. Nobody knows what the actual rate of inflation is. And no one can save money right now.”