Jack Mallers describes Bitcoin as a moral code, not just an asset
@jackmallers: Jack Mallers on Bitcoin's ethos
Jack Mallers, the founder of cryptocurrency company Twenty One, highlights the philosophical underpinning of Bitcoin in a recent conversation with CoinDesk. Before being recognized as computer code, an asset, or an ETF, he believes that Bitcoin serves as a ''moral code.''
Reflecting on his journey, Mallers recalled his transition from childhood ambitions to founding a company that garnered a $1 billion deal with SoftBank. In this discussion, Mallers emphasized his personal and professional commitment to living a life aligned with Bitcoin principles.
His remarks underscore a growing sentiment in the cryptocurrency community that Bitcoin offers more than financial opportunities, providing a framework for ethical considerations and personal beliefs.
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Mallers' perspective on Bitcoin’s philosophical foundation is consistent with his earlier warnings that the economy could be entering a silent depression driven by fiat currency. His continued efforts to align personal conviction with market innovation also reflect his ambition to make Bitcoin native to capital markets, underscoring a broader vision that extends beyond technology to encompass both economic and ethical transformation.
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