Strike CEO, Jack Mallers gave a presentation to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) regarding the Bitcoin Lightning Network and its potential to open up cross-border payments.

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Navigating the duality of Bitcoin development in 2022 is going to be a major challenge for the community.

Strike’s Bitcoin Wallet went live in Argentina last week.

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Three days after announcing it was launching services in Argentina, the Lightning Network-powered app Strike is only supporting Tether’s USDT stablecoin in the country. Argentine users have complained the app will not allow them to buy, sell or hold bitcoin as Strike users in other countries can. The company made no mention of supporting only…

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The festival will feature Logic, Steve Aoki, Deadmau5, and others to close out the world’s biggest Bitcoin conference.

The company started in 2019 is well on its way to revolutionizing the payments and remittances world through Bitcoin.

The Lightning payments app’s launch in the South American country was received with some confusion.

Strike’s BTC app in Argentina will only support Tether for now, after helping El Salvador adopt Bitcoin and launching in this South American nation too so let’s have a closer look at today’s Bitcoin news. The CEO of Strike Jack Mallers announced that his company arrived in Argentina. The nation will be the second to […]

After helping El Salvador adopt Bitcoin, Strike has officially launched in Argentina. But right now, the wallet doesn't support BTC in the South American nation.

Strike, a bitcoin-based wallet and exchange service, has landed in Argentina, bringing USDT integration to users in the country. Jack Mallers, CEO of Strike, explained that his objective for bringing the app to the country has to do with providing a platform for Argentinians to hold a stable value in cash. This value will be […]

According to a report from Bloomberg, El Salvador’s President, Nayib Bukele, has lost the country money betting on Bitcoin.

The South American country’s citizens now have access to a cash balance that can be used to save or transfer money without permission.