Topic: Greece's first Bitcoin ATM installed - page 3. (Read 2135 times)
Good initiative. As the banks are closed and limits imposed, the ordinary Greeks will not be able to purchase Bitcoins with the money in their savings accounts. And buying Bitcoins in person is not safe enough. A BTC ATM was just what the Greek Bitcoiner community needed. And I hope that they'll install more of these ATMs across Greece.
I wonder if this place will get flooded with people this week.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TmPU3ii_uE
(before you try to scan the private key in the video, it has a zero balance
)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TmPU3ii_uE
(before you try to scan the private key in the video, it has a zero balance
)ahhh thats really awesome news
always is good to see things like that, the first, the beginning.is sad what happened with greece atm, i know, lot of ppl start to speculate about it, but our lovely BTC will bring a bright of light
ty for the link!
Remains to be seen whether they have enough supply of Bitcoins and/or if they will still be able to accept credit cards as these ATMs are usually also hooked up to an exhcange on the backend and will require Fiat deposits.
I wonder if this place will get flooded with people this week.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TmPU3ii_uE
(before you try to scan the private key in the video, it has a zero balance )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TmPU3ii_uE
(before you try to scan the private key in the video, it has a zero balance
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