Jack Mallers
Founder at Strike · Co-founder and CEO at Twenty One
Jack Mallers is the co-founder and CEO of Twenty One and the founder of Strike’s parent company Zap. Strike is a popular no-fee app which users can use to quickly make and receive payments over Bitcoin’s Lightning Network. In recent years, Mallers is also known for being influential in helping make Bitcoin legal tender in El Salvador.
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They're not really comparable. Twenty One's board and I ultimately wanted different futures for the company. When that became clear, stepping aside was the right decision. It was not my decision to make. Strike is a company I've built for five years. It continues to grow, it's profitable, and it's
To every @Strike customer, thank you for your continued support. We work for you. I know some Bitcoiners hesitated to join Strike because they were worried about a potential relationship with Twenty One. I understood that, and honestly, it always hurt to see. Strike will remain independent, privat
I've decided to step down as CEO of Twenty One. This wasn't an easy decision, but it was the right one. I have extracted a tremendous amount and I will continue to extract in the future. https://x.com/jackmallers/status/2079543739815497742
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🚨BREAKING: Jack Mallers steps down as CEO of Twenty One Capital Mallers announced his resignation from $XXI, the Tether-backed Bitcoin treasury company launched in April 2025, saying the role helped clarify his long-term priorities. The departure comes amid a brutal decline for the company, with
Jack Mallers Steps Down From Twenty One After 91% Decline, Previously Questioned MicroStrategy’s BTC Strategy
Polymarket traders boost the CLARITY Act's odds after reports of a breakthrough on ethics provisions, Jack Mallers steps down as CEO of Twenty One Capital, and UK lawmakers investigate whether banks are unfairly restricting crypto firms. @uyendoe has what you need to know. Thank you to @hodlwithLe
I resigned voluntarily, and I’m not going anywhere. Strike has never been stronger. We’ve somehow continued growing through this bear market while remaining a profitable leader in Bitcoin financial services. If anything, this gives me more time to do what I love. I’m just getting started.
I have no information other than what is public, but my initial reaction from @jackmallers stepping down as CEO of $XXI is that this will end up being good for @Strike and XXI. I am the one of the largest shareholders of Strike and I am a big fan of @paoloardoino and the team at Tether. x.com/jackm
Jack Mallers steps down as XXI Capital CEO as Tether's plans to merge three bitcoin firms falls