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Miami Mayor, Strike’s Jack Mallers discuss their take on Bitcoin as inflationary hedge
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In early November, investment expert and business show host Anthony Pompliano asked which American politician would be the first to take their salary in Bitcoin.
In response, the Mayor of Miami city, Francis Suarez, expressed his willingness and asked for help. Several industry stakeholders, such as Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong and the Strike company offered their expertise.
<p lang=«en» dir=«ltr» xml:lang=«en»>I’m going to take my next paycheck 100% in bitcoin…problem solved! @Sarasti can you help? https://t.co/v4YdPZ0tYc— Mayor Francis Suarez (@FrancisSuarez) November 2, 2021
During an episode of Pompliano’s show, the investment exec interviewed both Suarez and Strike CEO Jack Mallers to learn more about getting paid in Bitcoin.
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