Topic: Would you use a Bitcoin ATM? - page 6. (Read 3502 times)
i actualy use an bitcoin ATM and i am very satisfy,it s easy is fast is anonymous
if the fees weren't totally stupid and i didn't have squirt some saliva into the machine for them to keep then absolutely. there don't seem to be many machines like that around.
I think until now bitcoin ATM is still be best way to allow newcomers to acquire small amount of bitcoin, although the rate is a bit expensive.
Besides, it can also serve as an advertisement in the public places.
i do not think that we need for any bitcoin atm, we can use our online wallet any time and anywhere, i think when the number of bitcoin uses will increase then the idea of bitcoin ATM may work a little but stil i do not think that a lot of people will appreciate this idea. Besides, it can also serve as an advertisement in the public places.
Bitcoin ATMs are no new thing anymore and I think many Bitcoin users are familiar with them and are frequently using it. In my country there are few of them placed in biger cities and are well accepted. So far I haven't heard that people had bad experiences so, yes, I would use them although I prefer some other ways to get Bitcoins.
I think until now bitcoin ATM is still be best way to allow newcomers to acquire small amount of bitcoin, although the rate is a bit expensive.
Besides, it can also serve as an advertisement in the public places.
Besides, it can also serve as an advertisement in the public places.
As Coin Cloud Moves To Spread Bitcoin ATMs Across The United States. Considering the emerging opportunities in the US for Bitcoin as an alternative financial option, as proven by the activities of already installed BTMs, Coin Cloud plans to continue its rapid expansion nationwide.
With over 15 Bitaccess BTM kiosks, Coin Cloud claims to be the largest Bitcoin ATM (BTM) operator on the west coast.
With over 15 Bitaccess BTM kiosks, Coin Cloud claims to be the largest Bitcoin ATM (BTM) operator on the west coast.
Yes if it was as cheap as coinbase
As Coin Cloud Moves To Spread Bitcoin ATMs Across The United States. Considering the emerging opportunities in the US for Bitcoin as an alternative financial option, as proven by the activities of already installed BTMs, Coin Cloud plans to continue its rapid expansion nationwide.
With over 15 Bitaccess BTM kiosks, Coin Cloud claims to be the largest Bitcoin ATM (BTM) operator on the west coast.
With over 15 Bitaccess BTM kiosks, Coin Cloud claims to be the largest Bitcoin ATM (BTM) operator on the west coast.
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