Topic: HOW can Bitcoin ATM spread in different cities of your country? (Read 1161 times)
First and foremost, the wide spreading of the news usually occurs in social media. It is better to post platforms in social media then the construction or the spreading of bitcoin ATM. I think it would be a best way to market it.
January 21, 2018, 09:07:16 PM
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2. It depends what Bitcoin ATM you are utilizing. Purchase better you simply transform it through shapeshift.io
3. It relies upon the nation.
January 21, 2018, 01:30:10 PM
Not in my countries, it's not allowed, they hate everything around crypto and bitcoin, they are middle age here
January 21, 2018, 12:59:36 PM
I think the popularity of bitcoin is rapidly builds its name in front of the public; from the huge or mass load of supporters of their services there is great potential they can dominate in the whole world.
The excellence they have gives them a referrals or word-of-mouth which gives them free advertisement so all things about bitcoin is easily spread out and disseminate.
The excellence they have gives them a referrals or word-of-mouth which gives them free advertisement so all things about bitcoin is easily spread out and disseminate.
October 18, 2017, 11:36:14 PM
Bitcoin machine/atm is also available in my country but on limited location, maybe under 5 machine throughout the country but that is not inconvenient to us here. Because there are lots of options to choose from, 7/11 convenient store who are almost open 24 hrs and located almost in every cities that has many people living. We can buy and sell bitcoin using a local bitcoin provider.
There is also a new invention from a student thesis project about a machine instant conversion from paper wallet to send direactly to a move wallet. Have not much information as of now. And looking for it online for more details.
There is also a new invention from a student thesis project about a machine instant conversion from paper wallet to send direactly to a move wallet. Have not much information as of now. And looking for it online for more details.
October 18, 2017, 06:16:15 AM
Big Exchanges can Install it but the question 'Is it legal to install such machine?' Govt. of most countries are not able to take a rigid stand on BTC, In such scenario i don't think govts will give permission to install BTC ATM machine.
This is amazing to know that Singapore has such ATM centers and this will inc the popularity and trust on BTC.
This is amazing to know that Singapore has such ATM centers and this will inc the popularity and trust on BTC.
There are already this kind of machines on most countries.
It is just like an ordinary ATM wherein you can get cash if you use your plastic on it the only difference is you are using bitcoin here.
I think as long as the country don't prohibit the use of bitcoin this is legal, this is really a good stance for
Bitcoin which can help on letting other people know about it. Once they see this machine curiosity will strike and
they will look for the meaning of bitcoin on the net and also trust will be built more because they can see a physical trade for the coin.
Using your ether wallet depends on the specification of the machine they have different exchanges and some machines accepts both.
They just charge a certain percentage based on the exchange rate from particular source.
October 16, 2017, 02:40:38 PM
Big Exchanges can Install it but the question 'Is it legal to install such machine?' Govt. of most countries are not able to take a rigid stand on BTC, In such scenario i don't think govts will give permission to install BTC ATM machine.
This is amazing to know that Singapore has such ATM centers and this will inc the popularity and trust on BTC.
This is amazing to know that Singapore has such ATM centers and this will inc the popularity and trust on BTC.
October 13, 2017, 08:46:09 AM
In my country bitcoin ATM there. To organize any business associated with the currency exchange need to obtain a license from a Federal Bank. Bitcoin is not recognized by the government and therefore the license can not be obtained. Even if the ATM was, I doubt that it would be a profitable business. In my country very few people that use bitcoin.
October 12, 2017, 03:37:26 PM
-I would like know how can you get a Bitcoin machine where you can put your money? and send it to your wallet address.
-Is there any chances I can send it to my ether wallet? by the use of the bitcoin machine?
-Do the head of bitcoin need to talk to the Government? Or what will the head do?
-I want to ask this because I seen hours ago the Bitcoin Machine or ATM is located at Singapore.
Exchanges should come forward to the initiative to install BTC atm machine in various countries. I don't think Govt. will ever get ready to head a BTC atm machine. Because this step will increase the popularity and trust of common man on BTC.
September 25, 2017, 07:31:22 AM
Bitcoin ATMs act like exchanges, the owner of the Bitcoin ATM is the one who will most likely register and run its business if properly registered to operate. And as for how Bitcoin ATMS operate it is similar to how a vending machine work were you need to insert your money first in order to get the product, and the product here is Bitcoin. But I would not recommend using Bitcoin ATMs as a primary source of getting Bitcoin as the exchange rate here is not the same value as the current fair market value because these are businesses they have the interest rate to take advantage of.
September 25, 2017, 07:22:14 AM
In my country I have not heard that anywhere was a bitcoin ATM. I think the problem is not only with those that lack the necessary legislation, but in the fact that now everyone has a smartphone and he can use it as a terminal. The bitcoin ATM is only to cash out bitcoins anonymously. Our government will not allow it.
September 23, 2017, 07:44:23 PM
It seems to me that a bitcoin ATM is a hopeless business. In my country, you generally will not have a chance to put legally of this ATM but it is not even that. As soon as the possibility of legal use of the bitcoin ATMs will take over the smartphones.
Various sponsorships and advertisements have to be made, for example the ATMs in visa yada mastercard partnership can work, providing both advertising and trust.
September 23, 2017, 11:04:37 AM
It seems to me that a bitcoin ATM is a hopeless business. In my country, you generally will not have a chance to put legally of this ATM but it is not even that. As soon as the possibility of legal use of the bitcoin ATMs will take over the smartphones.
September 23, 2017, 09:12:04 AM
First you should check the local rules and regulations to set up such ATM's, you must take required licence and other related NOC's before taking further actions. You should also research about where to set up the ATM, it should be near to the people who has adopted the bitcoins in order to get more footfalls.
September 23, 2017, 06:06:00 AM
-I would like know how can you get a Bitcoin machine where you can put your money? and send it to your wallet address.
-Is there any chances I can send it to my ether wallet? by the use of the bitcoin machine?
-Do the head of bitcoin need to talk to the Government? Or what will the head do?
-I want to ask this because I seen hours ago the Bitcoin Machine or ATM is located at Singapore.
These ATMs for Bitcoin are there because there are companies who made it their business and this must be lucrative because there are now countries where these machines are being rolled and there can be coming more in the near future. I am expecting that by next year there can be more firms who can be interested to deal with this kind of infrastructure. To have an ATM machine installed the country has to give permit to the business introducing the machine otherwise they can be confiscated and declared as illegal. Like in China now, nobody is planning to roll Bitcoin ATM machines because the government is not anymore allowing it (though they can be reversing the decision later).
September 22, 2017, 06:31:04 PM
There is no such ATM in Japan.
However, I am longing for a bitcoin ATM.
However, I am longing for a bitcoin ATM.
September 22, 2017, 02:14:17 AM
A number of companies make these ATMs, you can buy from them and get the machine shipped to your location. They are very easy to use, you just need power and Internet connection.
Conversion to ETH would require the owner of the ATM to enable such service. That's because they'd have to enable connection from the ATM to a semi automatic converter.
ATM's are quite expensive to use, because you have to pay normal fees + for the service x2. Meaning that you'll be paying the service provider and the guy that bough the ATM and set it up, because he has to pay for power, Internet and get back what he paid for the ATM. Not worth it IMO.
Conversion to ETH would require the owner of the ATM to enable such service. That's because they'd have to enable connection from the ATM to a semi automatic converter.
ATM's are quite expensive to use, because you have to pay normal fees + for the service x2. Meaning that you'll be paying the service provider and the guy that bough the ATM and set it up, because he has to pay for power, Internet and get back what he paid for the ATM. Not worth it IMO.
If the fees for the use of a Bitcoin ATM were to be too high, then it would defeat its purpose and the bitcoin users would be discouraged to use it. It would have been convenient if it were available in many cities but given the limited number of people in my country who uses Bitcoin, then I don't think that it would be of much use. If Bitcoin were to be mainstream in a certain location, surely a lot of Bitcoin ATMs would be set up.
People who do use the ATMs in spite of the high fees do so because of the advantages it offers, primarily privacy. It breaks the online trail when you use it.
Another reason is of course for small investments, when the absolute transaction fee is small.
September 21, 2017, 06:41:20 PM
A number of companies make these ATMs, you can buy from them and get the machine shipped to your location. They are very easy to use, you just need power and Internet connection.
Conversion to ETH would require the owner of the ATM to enable such service. That's because they'd have to enable connection from the ATM to a semi automatic converter.
ATM's are quite expensive to use, because you have to pay normal fees + for the service x2. Meaning that you'll be paying the service provider and the guy that bough the ATM and set it up, because he has to pay for power, Internet and get back what he paid for the ATM. Not worth it IMO.
Conversion to ETH would require the owner of the ATM to enable such service. That's because they'd have to enable connection from the ATM to a semi automatic converter.
ATM's are quite expensive to use, because you have to pay normal fees + for the service x2. Meaning that you'll be paying the service provider and the guy that bough the ATM and set it up, because he has to pay for power, Internet and get back what he paid for the ATM. Not worth it IMO.
If the fees for the use of a Bitcoin ATM were to be too high, then it would defeat its purpose and the bitcoin users would be discouraged to use it. It would have been convenient if it were available in many cities but given the limited number of people in my country who uses Bitcoin, then I don't think that it would be of much use. If Bitcoin were to be mainstream in a certain location, surely a lot of Bitcoin ATMs would be set up.
September 21, 2017, 02:28:25 PM
I went to a lot of holidays this summer, I saw only one ATM, joyfully went to withdraw money, but unfortunately the ATM did not work because of a technical error, not as much interest and relevance shown.
September 21, 2017, 02:25:10 PM
A number of companies make these ATMs, you can buy from them and get the machine shipped to your location. They are very easy to use, you just need power and Internet connection.
Conversion to ETH would require the owner of the ATM to enable such service. That's because they'd have to enable connection from the ATM to a semi automatic converter.
ATM's are quite expensive to use, because you have to pay normal fees + for the service x2. Meaning that you'll be paying the service provider and the guy that bough the ATM and set it up, because he has to pay for power, Internet and get back what he paid for the ATM. Not worth it IMO.
Conversion to ETH would require the owner of the ATM to enable such service. That's because they'd have to enable connection from the ATM to a semi automatic converter.
ATM's are quite expensive to use, because you have to pay normal fees + for the service x2. Meaning that you'll be paying the service provider and the guy that bough the ATM and set it up, because he has to pay for power, Internet and get back what he paid for the ATM. Not worth it IMO.
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