I've been impressed and keenly following strikes activities, the most exciting thing for me is your decision to venture into Africa, and Nigeria in 2023.. I look forward to not just utilizing your platform alone but also playing a key role if given the opportunity to educate and market your platform.. Thanks for being exceptional and creative in a value oriented way ... Cheers 🥂
This kid is switched on, I know a lot of people give him hate because you have to KYC but you cant fault him for pushing bitcoin only and creating a product people enjoy using
Strike's presence in Africa will go a long way as they garner massive usage of people who will buy bitcoin in small amounts. This will in turn bring a lot of noobs/non coiners to the Bitcoin community
I think the remittance market is a good starting point to build upon to help feed the adoption of Bitcoin to those who need it most.
The partnership with Bitnob (Africa) and Pouch (Philippines) shows us the direction it is going in.
I'm looking forward to the days when a CoinCorner (UK) partnership and the Euro equivalent but understand that there are other countries in need that should be prioritised first.
This post talks a lot but doesn’t say anything new.
early daze.
I've been impressed and keenly following strikes activities, the most exciting thing for me is your decision to venture into Africa, and Nigeria in 2023.. I look forward to not just utilizing your platform alone but also playing a key role if given the opportunity to educate and market your platform.. Thanks for being exceptional and creative in a value oriented way ... Cheers 🥂
This kid is switched on, I know a lot of people give him hate because you have to KYC but you cant fault him for pushing bitcoin only and creating a product people enjoy using
Strike's presence in Africa will go a long way as they garner massive usage of people who will buy bitcoin in small amounts. This will in turn bring a lot of noobs/non coiners to the Bitcoin community
Jack is responsible for a lot of global adoption.
Just another paypal...
If he can convince NCR to accept Lightning, that's huge for Bitcoin adoption, even if Safeway immediately turns it into fiat.
I think the remittance market is a good starting point to build upon to help feed the adoption of Bitcoin to those who need it most.
The partnership with Bitnob (Africa) and Pouch (Philippines) shows us the direction it is going in.
I'm looking forward to the days when a CoinCorner (UK) partnership and the Euro equivalent but understand that there are other countries in need that should be prioritised first.
For those interested, here is a great podcast episode from the UK point of view (CoinCorner) who are following similar steps to Strike.
view on www.youtube.com