Jack Mallers – Peter McCormack

“There are two doors, one is letting everything collapse and fail, that’s not an option, so the only other one is they’re going to have to steal the time and energy of all of us that hold the currency; and so, you’ve got to get out.” — Jack Mallers Jack Mallers is the CEO of Strike. In this interview, we discuss debt a

Jack Mallers is the CEO of Strike. In this interview, we discuss debt as time travel, how Jack would run the US, the broken fiat system, why society is crumbling, proof of work & why the world needs Bitcoin. – Show notes: https://www.whatbitcoindid.com/podcast/jack-mallers-on-why-bitcoin This episode’s sponsors: IREN -

“Western Union can’t allow me to pay for my coffee, Visa won’t allow me to remit money? Lightning does both and better and open and global, and so you guys come play on my court, and let’s see who can develop the best experience for the consumer, because I bet all my life I can build a better experience on the Lightnin

“I can send $10 from my house in the United States to my friend David in El Salvador instantly and at no cost over twitter. Why would anyone ever use Western Union again?” — Jack Mallers Location: Remotely Date: Thursday 23rd September Company: Strike Role: CEO For the past few decades, fintech companies have launched

“Never before have we had a monetary network that all you need is an internet connection and by plugging in and operating on the same standard you’re natively interoperable with everyone else in the world on it.” — Jack Mallers Location: Remotely Date: Thursday 15th July Project: Strike Role: Role: CEO With Strike, Jac

“From the start, the conversation was about financial inclusion, open systems, open monetary networks, free markets, how the existing financial system is broken, and how in theory, the world is a much more free, economically liberal place if the monetary network is Bitcoin.” — Jack Mallers Location: El Salvador Date: T