Jack Mallers, CEO of Strike and Twenty One Capital, gave a keynote speech at BTC Prague, where Bitcoin represents a moral revolution against the burden of the failed financial system that burdens the younger generation.
Young people print the costs of printing money, Mullers said. Bitcoin offers hope
Strike CEO Jack Mullers used BTC Prague keynote to frame Bitcoin as a necessary moral and generational revolution against the financial system he claims to have failed young people. He rejected the properties of Bitcoin (BTC) just for wealthy or speculative profits.
Identified as a young millennial, Muller advocated the struggle of his generation under the weight of government debt and policies that support the elite. “My generation is struggling,” Mullers said. “It’s not an investment, it’s a revolution,” he described government debt as a “form of time travel,” asking why problems like poverty continue if they can spend future resources and simply print money.
He traced the systematic issues with President Nixon, who ended the conversion of the US dollar into gold in 1971 and the subsequent Petrodler system. The Marauers cited the dilemma of economist Robert Triffin, claiming that the dollar’s reserve position forced the US to run the deficit and export inflation and instability domestically. Maraz said:
The printing costs are not paid in currency. This is paid in the US. Young people will pay for it.
Citing the statistics, Mullers argued that social decline has accelerated since 1971, with declining birth rates, increased divorces, increased poverty for single parents, rising health costs, lower life expectancy with Japan, affordable housing, and explosive imprisonment rates. “The failure of the Global Reserve is not a superpower. It’s a disease,” he insisted.
Maraz argued that fiat money, controlled by the government, represents a “moral violation.” “Printing money is a moral breach. We are stealing it from future generations without consent. Fiat is a moral mistake,” he declared. He designed Bitcoin as the next important tool for humanity, similar to fire and printing presses, “no censorship, no inflation…no theft,” designed with unbreakable ethical rules.
“Before Bitcoin is the best-performing asset, it’s a moral position,” Mullers argued. He emphasizes the bitcoin foundations of mathematics and encryption, and resists seizures and censorship. “Bitcoin creates vastness. He emphasized the role of the community. “Bitcoiner is Bitcoin. Nodes that enforce consensus are carried out and defended by humans.”
In conclusion, Maraz urged his generation to see BTC as hope for a better future. “Bitcoin is a moral option… It uses mathematics to maintain happiness, savings, family, and hope,” he said: “Pick ethical money. Choose freedom.”
