Topic: ATM machine for bitcoin reached kenya - page 9. (Read 983 times)

Good news, also heard a bitcoin ATM machine was lunched in Zimbabwe. I am truly happy hearing that Africans are adopting bitcoin and soon we will have more African countries with a bitcoin ATM machine

Wow this is a great achievement for Kenya and I hope it will inspire other countries to do the same thing. It's an amazing accomplishment and very good. A lot of opportunities has been unfold with this milestone. I'm looking forward for more kind of this news and hope other countries will follow the path.

It's a good news. It's nice to hear improvements and developments on Bitcoin.

if bitcoin has been recognized as a valid and official currency that can be used all over the world it is likely that not only Africans will get the machine all the countries will certainly make it

I think it's a very good news for crypto currency investors, due to this there will be more believe created. l wish more & more countries launched it in future.

Great news.Am wishing my counry to come next.By this bitcoin will again more popularity.

This was really great the ATM Bitcoin growing so fast wish my country will have one soon since our government bank didn't mind bitcoin to be use here. This rapid growth will surely make BTC more known and accessible for all which mean popularity more demand higher price.

I think bitcoin will be big in Africa, it is safely kept away from the hands of the government. Anyone with wealth in Africa should invest in crypto, it is safer than buying diamonds and hiding them in a safe. Hope more ATM machines are set up over there

The Bitcoin ATM has increased its popularity. There are 3350 ATMs of 71 countries all around the world.
United States have 2082 ATMs
Canada have  578 ATMs
Austria have 199 ATMs
United Kingdom have 155 ATMs
Russian Federation have 58 ATMs
Spain 57 have ATMs
Czech Republic have 49 ATMs
Australia have 48 ATMs
Italy 31 have ATMs
Slovakia have 25 ATMs
Switzerland have 24 ATMs
Netherlands have 20 ATMs
Poland have 20 ATMs
Finland have 19 ATMs
Hong Kong have 15 ATMs
Panama have 13 ATMs
Slovenia have 11 ATMs
Mexico have 11 ATMs
Japan have 11 ATMs
Colombia have 10 ATMs
Philippines have 9 ATMs
Hungary have 9 ATMs
Singapore have 8 ATMs
Romania have 8 ATMs
Taiwan have 7 ATMs
Israel have 7 ATMs
Belgium have 7 ATMs
Greece have 7 ATMs
Dominican Republic have 7 ATMs
Ukraine have 5 ATMs
Serbia have 5 ATMs
Croatia have 5 ATMs
South Africa have 4 ATMs
VietNam have 4 ATMs
Kosovo have 4 ATMs
Malta have 3 ATMs
Kazakhstan have 3 ATMs
Georgia have 3 ATMs
Estonia have 2 ATMs
New Zealand have 2 ATMs
Norway have 2 ATMs
Denmark have 2 ATMs
Guam have 2 ATMs
Chile have 2 ATMs
France have 2 ATM
Costa Rica have 2 ATMs
Portugal have 2 ATMs
San Marino have 1 ATM
Zimbabwe have 1 ATM
Thailand have 1 ATM
Bulgaria have 1 ATM
Barbados have 1 ATM
Aruba have 1 ATM
Brazil have 1 ATM
Mongolia have 1 ATM
Indonesia have 1 ATM
Ireland have 1 ATM
Djibouti have 1 ATM
India have 1 ATM
Iceland have 1 ATM
Ecuador have 1 ATM
Guatemala have 1 ATM
Jamaica have 1 ATM
Anguilla have 1 ATM
Malaysia have 1 ATM
Cyprus 1 have ATM
Lithuania have 1 ATM
Liechtenstein have 1 ATM
Kenya 1 have ATM
South Korea have 1 ATM
Peru have 1 ATM
It is growing rapidly. One day all of the countries will have this Bitcoin ATM.

Dose anyone know which country will launch the 3351 number AMT?

I think it would be a very nice initiative for many African nations to start adopting cryptocurrencies. It can help with economy in diverse ways.

If you do not want to get cryptocurrencies from mining, you can buy them from your friends or at the ATM. They have also come to my country where I have been living a few. I can only congratulate you on BTC ATM in Kenya - Nairobi. So far I have over ATM BTC did not buy, but I want to try it sometimes just for fun.

So because bitcoin ATM is being reported to have been launched in Kenya means that bitcoin is just reaching Africa. Internet has made the world global for those who are ready to make use of it and to have access and use bitcoin, you only need basic understanding of the internet and an average user of a smart phone is already endowed with such basic knowledge and that is very common in Africa. The launch of ATM have more of financial environment and its surrounding laws that the popularity of bitcoin.

ATM being launch in Kenya is a sign of major breakthrough of cryptocurrency in that country. The question most people ask if I tell them about bitcoin is how can I cash out in out country's traditional fiat currency. I believe if my country have atleast one ATM it will reduce my strength while explaining how to cash out bitcoin.

That's very much expected for bitcoin users in my country in the presence of ATM machines for bitcoin.
so if there is, we can directly use the ATM to shop something goods for our needs, without having to exchange first and then get the original currency.

This is one of the reasons why I do not use Bitcoin ATMs, because the fees are outrageous. The idea behind this technology is to offer a cheaper alternative to the current financial solutions, but the introduction of these Bitcoin ATMs, just add a lot of extra cost to your transactions and cancel out any advantage that Bitcoin might have had over other financial instruments.

Agreed, it is a good onramp for adoption, but the main focus of this exercise in these countries should be to offer a cheaper alternative to Banks/Cash/MoneyGram/Western Union and M-Pesa.  

Oh Kenya, other African too should just adapt this blockchain technology into their system as i know they are other African countries developed more than Kenya like North Africa

The opening of a bitcoin atm machine in Kenya is another proof that bitcoin can and will last a lifetime. This is another achievement for  cryptocurrency world, although there is a disadvantage for this because btc or crypto owners will go in public  to go to this  machine. But yes, this is certainly a good step d hopefully other countries will follow in the future.

It's great news and it's really brings additional points to bitcoin reputation because we all known that in the past few weeks there are lot of negative news spreading about it and probably it affects to the increasing number of it's adaptation process. However, for now it's really a good news that despite of many negative news spreading there are still people and country's that really trust, supporting and patronizing it in a way of making ATM machines for bitcoin.

I can see this is a great news for most bitcoin holder but it's for Kenya because they become one step better in their economic fundamental.

If Kenya really adopt bitcoin, I think inflation will be upon them that will lead everything gone expensive or I can be wrong !

It's a good news, Digital currencies become more popular in East Africa, hope it's not the only one.
According to the article I read stated that there are 15-20 people a day who used that ATM, particularly among younger people. It means Kenya had some of the largest Bitcoin holdings. The country has a good prospect.