Strike, a Bitcoin-only app, has extended its services to European customers in response to growing demand and increasing cryptocurrency prices. CEO Jack Mallers announced plans to boost Bitcoin adoption in Europe by allowing users to purchase, sell, and transfer the leading crypto token across the continent.

Eligible European customers can now buy BTC through bank accounts using uncapped Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) deposits, covering 36 countries including all EU member states, four EFTA countries, and the UK. Users can withdraw Bitcoin into self-custody or via the Lightning network to any supported wallet.

Additionally, the app offers P2P transfers for cross-border payments denominated in Bitcoin, euros within Europe, U.S. dollars in America, or Tether’s USDT in supported regions.

Jack Mallers stated, “Today marks another milestone in our global journey, but our work is far from over. We will continue to enter new markets, support more currencies, add payment methods, expand our services, and iterate on the experience.”

Strike’s expansion into European markets aligns with the region’s growing interest in BTC and crypto-related services. Europe leads in Google searches for BTC technological upgrades and has over 60 banks offering digital asset services.

Europe is just the latest stop for Strike, which moved its global headquarters to El Salvador last year to tap into the Latin American market. The BTC platform also operates in the U.S. and across Africa, serving over 100 countries worldwide.

Mallers, a staunch BTC supporter, predicts that the cryptocurrency will reach $1 million due to its fundamental design and global hyperinflation. He has publicly stated that he holds zero USD, fully embracing Bitcoin as his primary asset.

Post Views: 6