Bitcoiner Jack Mallers swears he won't let Twenty One distract him from Strike

CEO of Strike, Jack Mallers, reiterated his commitment to Strike, stating he expects "net profits to reach 8-9 figures by 2025".

CEO of Strike Jack Mallers stated that his new role as CEO of Bitcoin fund management company Twenty One Capital will not distract him from leading Strike, while revealing that the platform processed over $6 billion in transaction volume in 2024.

"This is not a shift in my commitment; rather, it is an expansion of that commitment," Mallers said in a letter to Strike investors on April 25.

Every decision is based on whether it is "good for Bitcoin" or not

"If Bitcoin wins, humanity wins. Every business decision I make starts with a question: Is this good for Bitcoin? Twenty One exists because I believe it is good for Bitcoin and therefore, good for the world," Mallers said.

Mallers explained that Strike, a Bitcoin payment platform, and Twenty One Capital have different goals. He stated that Strike focuses on making "Bitcoin accessible globally", while Twenty One aims to increase "Bitcoin ownership per share (BPS) and pioneering financial instruments based on Bitcoin".

"These are separate companies, but they share the same philosophy: Bitcoin wins, we win," he said.

This event follows the announcement of the launch of Twenty One Capital on April 23, backed by Tether, SoftBank, and Cantor Fitzgerald.