At the 2025 Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas, Strike founder and CEO Jack Mullers announced a new system of Bitcoin back loans on Strike at single-digit interest rates.
Jack Mullers began his keynote speech by pointing out the biggest problem. Fiat currency.
“The best time to go to Whole Foods and buy eggs with your dollars was in 1913,” Mullers said. “Then you’re screwed.”
What is the solution?
“The solution is Bitcoin,” Mullers said. “Bitcoin is money that matches what no one can print. You cannot print. You cannot deny my time and energy. You cannot take me of owning assets, getting debts, living sovereignly, protecting my family, my priced possessions. Bitcoin is something we were invented to do that.”
Maraz gave the audience a power message by explaining that people should embrace every dollar they have in Bitcoin. People should also spend a little bit of it to lead a lovely life.
“You can’t huddle forever,” Jack said.
While people are talking about loans they borrow against Bitcoin. He explained why banks that place 20% interest on Bitcoin-backed loans are ridiculous.
“All these professional economists, they’re like Bitcoin is dangerous and unstable,” Mullers said. “No, not. This is an epic seven-year volatility, and the orange one in the middle is Bitcoin. It’s riskless and not volatile. It’s a little more volatile than an apple, but much less volatile than a Tesla.”
“As Bitcoin matures, its volatility decreases,” Jack continued. “Bitcoin’s volatility is at a point where it’s less dangerous than Tesla stocks. You shouldn’t pay double-digit fees for your loan.”
The Mallers have announced his new loan system with a strike of 9-13% on interest rates. This allows people to get $10,000 to $1 billion in loans.
“Take responsibility. This is a debt. In my opinion, debt is like a fire. It can warm civilization. It can warm a home, but if you go crazy, it can burn your home.”
“Life is short,” Jack said. “I travel, but with Bitcoin, I can take something better.”
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