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legendary
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April 24, 2019, 09:06:08 AM
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Increasing numbers of Bitcoin ATMs is great indicatio that the platform is successful. Aside from that it shows that the public is slowly accepting the services offered by bitcoins. Through this we can see that there is a bright future in this project

Yes, this is one of a good thought here but do you think that they need to make some partnership with the local government to place their bitcoin ATM spread everywhere? If the local government do not accept the existance of this ATM, I do not think that it will work that easy. There must be a lot of regulations to let this happens. I want to see one of this ATM exist on my country as well but I do not even know when will they accept it
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ATMs are cool, of course. But ATM will require user's ID. It turns out that the currency loses its anonymity. Although, maybe it's not a bad thing, but initially Bitcoin attracted people by its anonymity. In any case it's a currency's PR which is a good thing.
I didnt knew bitcoin ATM require user identification and at least in my country its not like that. You simply go to the ATM , select the amount of bitcoin you want to buy , select your bitcoin address and then you introduce the money and thats it. No ID, or even a name required just an email in case something wrong happens with the transaction so that you can be in touch with the company.
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ATMs are cool, of course. But ATM will require user's ID. It turns out that the currency loses its anonymity. Although, maybe it's not a bad thing, but initially Bitcoin attracted people by its anonymity. In any case it's a currency's PR which is a good thing.
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the fact that bitcoin is highly accepted in the wider community, bitcoin ATMs are constantly evolving from time to time, it's a show about how cryptocurrency is needed in global finance

Hey it’s a known fact that every developed country is now allowing people to hodl, and buy bitcoins cause they have understood the power of bitcoins and it’s technology. I also like the fact that many bitcoins atms have come up as this is allowing people to buy and cash out at ease, and in a time saving manner. I agree with you that bitcoins needs to be adopted by countries all over the globe, as a new payment processor.
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Increasing numbers of Bitcoin ATMs is great indicatio that the platform is successful. Aside from that it shows that the public is slowly accepting the services offered by bitcoins. Through this we can see that there is a bright future in this project
Bitcoin ATM implementation around the world isn't that high, but there is regular addition of numbers. In most cases these were integrated with regular ATM, because very few make use of bitcoin ATMs at present. Recently in India one ATM was taken away by the government on the day of implementation. There is support as well opposition for bitcoin ATMs.
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the fact that bitcoin is highly accepted in the wider community, bitcoin ATMs are constantly evolving from time to time, it's a show about how cryptocurrency is needed in global finance
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According to some sources, Bitcoin ATMs are the rage thing now. They have doubled in number every year since 2015, and the trend has continued. There have been reports of even one of these being installed in Venezuela, and it seems that people is using them, even with the disastrous fees that they are collecting. what do you guys think of Bitcoin ATMs? are they a viable source of onboarding normal people into cryptocurrencies?
Source: https://www.btcnn.com/news/bitcoin-atms-have-doubled-for-the-past-four-years/

I find bitcoin ATMs a little bit underwhelming due to the high transaction fees provided by the system. In addition, only a limited number of ATMs are in my country and most of them are still under development due to maintenance. I do not see the project materializing in the near future but we cannot deny the fact that it's a good start in introducing cryptocurrencies to the public.

If you really want to withdraw your bitcoins for cash, better use your local wallet as some offer exchanges from third-party establishments.

Yes, I already noticed that. Here in our place bitcoin ATM's is increasing also but some of the people are stealing it without the proper knowledge that it has no cash inside. It is good news that bitcoin atm's are increasing year by year it means people are adapting.

They really need to address the high transaction fees or else people would continue to ignore it. But you are right though, it still a continuous development in the widespread adoption of bitcoin and exposure to the public.
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Unlike some other people here I have to say that I haven't noticed increased number of Bitcoin ATMs, at least not in my country. Just the opposite, new ones are not appearing for a while. I guess they were not so popular and many people found some other ways to buy or sell Bitcoin.
But on the general level it might happen that their number increases, in some countries they are probably popular. Also, I think they are kind of good advertising for Bitcoin, a kind of way to improve the visibility of Bitcoin in our every day lives.
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Yes, I already noticed that. Here in our place bitcoin ATM's is increasing also but some of the people are stealing it without the proper knowledge that it has no cash inside. It is good news that bitcoin atm's are increasing year by year it means people are adapting.
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I am noticing more bitcoin ATMs in my area, so this is a good sign. Another exciting development is the sale of BTC at Coinstar coin counting locations. From a basic Google search it appears the growth of bitcoin ATMs has been exponential.
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On the whole the bitcoin atm into usage might have increased, but in some localities ATMs have taken back as it hasn't got increased usage and wouldn't yield an earning. The usage of bitcoin atm decreased because of the increased withdrawal fee compared to the transaction fee levied on an exchange for cashing out.

I used to work in the bitcoin ATM industry during 2017's bull run, and let me tell you people were crazy about getting their hands on some bitcoins. It was incredible, some platforms charged as high as 18% over price and would still see traffic on the machines, they weren't in for cashing out, they wanted to be a part of it, buying was what was on people's mind, I'm sure that when bull market comes, this will happen again.

And even on bull market times, with the difference that more people will want to sell rather than just buy. Remember everyone hears about bitcoin at different stages of their life, and I think bitcoin ATMs are a good way to get people used to the idea that we're here to stay. Where I live bitcoin ATMs are not really popular though, I'd like to be able to use one some day Smiley
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This is a good tendency to promote and advertise cryptocurrencies in the word community . Like any service, ATMs of BTC have a right to exist. All legal questions on installation and maintenance are assumed by the company,therefore, the ATMs transaction  fee is higher.
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Based on those achievements and acquisitions we are also seeing more and more Bitcoin investors (even with bad news).
Bitcoin has been stable between $5.000 which means it's becoming a secure cryptocurrency to use for any kind of real life situation which in this care are ATMs.
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There have been reports of even one of these being installed in Venezuela, and it seems that people is using them, even with the disastrous fees that they are collecting.
Makes sense in Venezuela seeing as how their currency is all but worthless.  Bitcoin might not have been a great choice for an alternative currency this past month when they had the power cuts.  In fact if the locals were using any cryptocurrency for day to day transactions they would have been screwed unless they could somehow power their cell phones and had their wallet on the phone.



Goes to show that to be completely safe you need your own power generators (solar power on the roof or some such).
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According to some sources, Bitcoin ATMs are the rage thing now. They have doubled in number every year since 2015, and the trend has continued. There have been reports of even one of these being installed in Venezuela, and it seems that people is using them, even with the disastrous fees that they are collecting. what do you guys think of Bitcoin ATMs? are they a viable source of onboarding normal people into cryptocurrencies?
Source: https://www.btcnn.com/news/bitcoin-atms-have-doubled-for-the-past-four-years/
I think that the main reason they haven't taken off since the beginning is because of the heavy penalties from regulators.
In order to operate an atm requires money business transfer licenses and things of that nature.
   At least in the states it does. I think you have to register both with state and federal government but I'm not 100% sure. It's best to check with you're local parliament and financial professionals.
I think theres no such thing that Heavy penalties from regulators in countries that has no regulations,that will be depending on which area the ATMs was installed,just like in asia when most of the countries have nothing against or favor cryptocurrency,the ATM can be installed withiut any of you mentioned

But in places where there are governments greed then for sure those what you said is the hindrance why bitcoin ATM wasn’t putted that fast and many
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I think that the main reason they haven't taken off since the beginning is because of the heavy penalties from regulators.
In order to operate an atm requires money business transfer licenses and things of that nature.
   At least in the states it does. I think you have to register both with state and federal government but I'm not 100% sure. It's best to check with you're local parliament and financial professionals.

Don't forget also the insurance. Maybe some security to protect it if you want, depends on what your numbers tell.

It is normally a pretty cool business, especially when the price skyrockets. That's definitely and by far the best time to do it. If they wait until then and put it in a really good place then it would be pretty good for them.
Yeah, when there is many more ATM at every big city, this could be a way for bitcoin to get attention from people, I am sure they will curious how to use that machine. If we are the owner of that ATM, make sure we are following with the regulations in our city, so we don't have any problem in the future. We can also give information about how to use the machine, and maybe it's like a small outlet to explain people about bitcoin itself and the machine.
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I think that the main reason they haven't taken off since the beginning is because of the heavy penalties from regulators.
In order to operate an atm requires money business transfer licenses and things of that nature.
   At least in the states it does. I think you have to register both with state and federal government but I'm not 100% sure. It's best to check with you're local parliament and financial professionals.

Don't forget also the insurance. Maybe some security to protect it if you want, depends on what your numbers tell.

It is normally a pretty cool business, especially when the price skyrockets. That's definitely and by far the best time to do it. If they wait until then and put it in a really good place then it would be pretty good for them.
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There have been reports of even one of these being installed in Venezuela, and it seems that people is using them, even with the disastrous fees that they are collecting.
Makes sense in Venezuela seeing as how their currency is all but worthless.  Bitcoin might not have been a great choice for an alternative currency this past month when they had the power cuts.  In fact if the locals were using any cryptocurrency for day to day transactions they would have been screwed unless they could somehow power their cell phones and had their wallet on the phone.

I have never seen a bitcoin ATM in real life, and I can tell you that they are not all the rage in the states.  There may be some in large urban centers like NYC but nowhere in the suburbs that I know of.  Citizens here just have no need to acquire bitcoin at a machine since no one uses it to buy things at the stores where an ATM might be near.

On top of that, regulators are more actively enforcing their rules/policies, so the risk of operating an ATM has increased exponentially.
I have a feeling that this is another reason why there aren't more bitcoin ATMs in the states.  Our gov't just does not like its slaves owning anything but the debt backed paper they print at will.  I imagine anyone wishing to install an ATM somewhere in the US would run into a massive amount of bureaucratic resistance which would all but smother their efforts.

People are not in the mentality to use BTC as a currency but rather as a store of value. They hold and that's all. People who buy via ATM pay high fees compared to the traditional was to acquire bitcoins.
Well said.
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According to some sources, Bitcoin ATMs are the rage thing now. They have doubled in number every year since 2015, and the trend has continued. There have been reports of even one of these being installed in Venezuela, and it seems that people is using them, even with the disastrous fees that they are collecting. what do you guys think of Bitcoin ATMs? are they a viable source of onboarding normal people into cryptocurrencies?
Source: https://www.btcnn.com/news/bitcoin-atms-have-doubled-for-the-past-four-years/
I think that the main reason they haven't taken off since the beginning is because of the heavy penalties from regulators.
In order to operate an atm requires money business transfer licenses and things of that nature.
   At least in the states it does. I think you have to register both with state and federal government but I'm not 100% sure. It's best to check with you're local parliament and financial professionals.
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For sure it's a good way to grab new crypto investors and to make the marketcap grow. Bitcoin is getting famous day by day and i think that the marketcap will reach 1 billion in the upcoming years if nothing bad happens here.We have to think about the effects of btc if a hard dump takes place, it would be a disaster. About the ATM's, it's normal to double because of the ability of earning big profits.
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