Jack Mallers affirme que Wall Street ne constitue pas une menace pour Bitcoin

Jack Mallers, PDG de Strike, a rejeté l'idée que Wall Street mette Bitcoin en péril. Il a décrit cet actif numérique comme une monnaie pour tous et a insisté sur le fait qu'il doit rester ouvert et accessible pour réussir.

Dans des remarques récentes, Mallers a abordé les inquiétudes concernant l'implication institutionnelle dans l'espace des cryptomonnaies. Il a soutenu que Bitcoin ne court aucun risque de la part des acteurs de la finance traditionnelle. Le dirigeant a souligné que la nécessité d'un large accès est la clé de la croissance de cet actif.

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