Strike moves global headquarters to El Salvador, expands to 65 countries
According to Strike CEO Jack Mallers, the expansion drive aims to counter the “clouded world of crypto exchanges and hidden unregistered licensing regimes, and 1,000 different coins.”
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According to Strike CEO Jack Mallers, the expansion drive aims to counter the “clouded world of crypto exchanges and hidden unregistered licensing regimes, and 1,000 different coins.”
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