ATM

juangusta

Plus ETH treasury companies following Saylors playbook but with ETH. One just announced a 5billion dollar ATM to purchase more ETH

NeoG_

Crypto ATMs are real, “Chase Crypto ATM” doesn’t exist

Bloodlessday

Crypto ATM's aren't a thing? Or they are real but just not this

Days_End

I mean the whole issue they are describing is because people aren't using exchanges. It's very easy to setup coinbase to enforce withdrawal limits just like an ATM protect you. > Some hardware wallets have a distress feature which locks the wallet. There's also a method for setting up a decoy wallet containing a nominal amount. Give the thief the seed words, and let him steal $200 I mean this probably just elevates the situation to murder. If your self custodied and been targeted they know your wallet and know your worth it so if you try this you just die.

MichaelAischmann

The thing with crypto is the potentially unlimited damage. The attacker looks over your shoulder, whether your forced to withdraw from an ATM or send crypto. ATM know limits, crypto wallets do not. The attacker will only leave you alone once there is plausibly nothing more to get.

dasgreybanana

It doesn’t have to be as complicated as what the other redditors say. Everyone knows Gold has value. Bitcoin also have some value at this point. I let’s say, you saw this very nice car that’s sold at 50% market rate. Now, there’s another fella that wants to buy. But he has to go to the ATM to withdraw his cash. If you only have gold, you gotta find a buyer who is willing to buy your gold at an agreed price. And who knows how long this will take. On the other hand, if you have Bitcoin, you can just transfer the equivalent amount to the car dealer, and drive off the lot.

Jaythiest

Correct. We don’t “have to” use banks either. But ask any BTC Maxi and they will advise that you don’t even keep your bro on a CEX cuz… Not your keys not your cheese. It becomes bigger than you and me. You and I might still self custody but most will just go to banks and allow banks to dictate to them where when and how to spend their cbdc. So the core mission of financial freedom by self custodial assets, people will give up that luxury for convenience. The banks will spread their “CBDC pay” to merchants faster than merchants adopt direct crypto payments portals again providing convenience over self custody. And even better yet, if the feds adopt btc into federal reserves like gold then they WILL create ways to regulate it. Just cuz they don’t know YOU own that wallet they can see every transaction and then tie every transaction to an IP. So VPNs will be even more important. I was alive to see the debit card get introduced by the banks. I was alive to see the ATM get introduced by banks. Items originally intended (sold to us) as making banking cheaper faster more efficient to then flip the switch to fee based structured once they reached their adoption targets.

longonbtc

Do not buy from a Bitcoin Depot ATM. The fees are outrageously high.

ItsWiggin

Speaking of ATM , Bitcoin ATMs do exist in Australia and I have always considered them a fallback if my banks decide to do what yours are doing. Never used one but I keep them in mind just in case. Hope that helps. [Bitcoin ATMs in Sydney ](http://Bitcoin ATM Sydney Australia https://share.google/oNecMpS09TjIt9lZo)

nugnug90

Take cash Use a BTC ATM to purchase more BTC I had to do this while saving for a mortgage because it’s classed as gambling and I would have been rejected.

desHaiku

ok update- bank called and said we consider crypto to be a risk so we have a blanket policy - no crypto. I said - well what about countries and big investment corps embracing btc and they said - it's a risk. I said it's my money and my risk so for example could I take $1k out of an ATM at a casino in an hour and they said yes. but I can't deposit $100 to Kraken? - No. INSANE

yarrowy

Maybe if u stop treating eth like an ATM, it would go higher

martinbogo

And here I was yesterday, laughing that the Bitcoin ATM was buying at $126,000.

GeneralZex

I looked at it years ago for buying a Bitcoin ATM and handling everything, but in the US depends on the state and their money services/money transmittal rules and then there’s FinCEN requirements. The state money transmittal license alone had a 6 figure bond requirement for my state. So capital intensive (before buying any equipment) and onerous regulatory environment on top of the other logistical hurdles. The more ideal scenario is having a place to put the machine and hoping an established company would want to rent that space to put their own machine.

japanb

$11,000? you could just fly to Hong Kong and use coinhero for 3% OTC (min order over $3000) or 8% ATM, I think it was binance exchange rate

martinbogo

Well, they are risky. Operating any ATM has a host of hazards and costs involved. Still, there’s plenty of info out there on how to get into the biz… YMMV. Maybe you’ll be the next big ATM millionaire operator…

martinbogo

Serious answer - There are various Bitcoin Kiosk/ATM franchises… some honest, some terrible as all thing are. Bitcoin Depot and CoinFlip own most of the market between them. They have requirements for how much foot traffic there is in a location you might want to host an ATM, income requirements, safety and maintenance requirements, etc. YMMV, and I honestly don’t know if it’s worth “hosting” one or not.

swdee

Yes, someone walks in from the streets with cash and uses a Western Union like service to facilitate a transfer using that cash to a recipient overseas. The real bummer is they have effectively killed Bitcoin ATM's here in NZ.

Apprehensive-Tour942

I mentioned it in [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/BeAmazed/s/mFMD9RV1g4) thread about someone that found an ATM glitch. I was originally downvoted to hell. But looks like more people came to there senses. Still negative on the comment.

Datmiddy

Allows???? Dude. Bro. Seriously. Respect your partner. Cherish them. But I've been married 27 effing years and not once has my wife not allowed me to do a damn thing. She respects my choices. Yes that means I lost $10k holding onto Matterport stock too long, but hey when it was a SPAC it made me $40k so I still came out ahead! She's lost a ton of money in the casino during a girl's night with my sisters. It's part of life. Allows? Really? Hugs bro. You're not in a marriage, you're the ATM.

fkn-internet-rando

And the QR codes take you to somewhere that just shows the addresses, no links to follow or other sketchy stuff. I really think it's legit. The only trace of the owner is his last four digits of the card used for the btc purchase in the atm. And the ATM owners probably wont give out any info to protect their customers.

fkn-internet-rando

the part after "Generate your own.." is completely unreadable, I looks like it had a hologram sticker there that has been ripped off. Regarding the possibility of scam- I think that is very unlikely because the wallet was stored in a zip bag (as it should be to avoid water damage) together with a receipt from the ATM printed on thermal paper. Also the public key showed an amount a little too large to be used just for a scam. I won't say the exact amount just in case someone claims it , then I will ask for the amount so they can prove they are the rightful owner. (I will set up posters where I found it) but it was between 0 and 0.1btc somewhere.

fkn-internet-rando

I tried but the output was some very strange looking characters, but I might done something wrong. I did also try some AES decoders but it was so many options for formats and modes on both input and output so I had to give up. Hopefully someone has used this kind of ATM and recognizes the format. I also find it strange that there is so difficult to find info on how to use this paper wallets online. It seems like most paper wallets prints both keys un-encrypted.

swarmahoboken

It's becoming visually obvious that this number is just made up completely out of whole cloth. 195,000,000,000 on new purchasing power was generated in one day? Really? In one day? Yet not one property in all of America was underwritten today in BTC. Not one dollar was transacted by Walmart, Amazon, etc, etc. Very little money in my entire city was done in BTC, maybe someone bought some BTC at a gas station ATM. Burger King didn't transact one hamburger sell in my city today in BTC. If you believe this narrative, I've got a bridge in Antarctica to sell ya.

Nagemasu

That's not why they're doing this. It's to prevent people from being scammed by overseas scammers, because once the money is gone, it's gone. If you attempt to do this through a bank transfer, they can block it and intervene if they think it's suspicious. They cannot stop someone going to an ATM to send bitcoin overseas, and that's exactly where scammers direct people to go.

Simke11

I have never seen anyone use BTC ATM.

YogurtCloset3335

Maybe they bought on a swap site or at a Bitcoin ATM **🚮**

TheKyleShow

BTC is almost 159k CAD right now. Just checked out the BTC ATM in the mall near me and they are selling BTC for 185k CAD. Insane mark up. Hope no one buys from them.

VariatCA

Now the fun begins, where the tech-illiterate CEO's send their interns to the nearest BTC-ATM with a billion dollars in suitcases to buy the top!

BakedGoods

btc hits a new ATM today, lol.

BigDinkyDongDotCom

Oh I thought you said ATM I got excited

CrayeZ

As soon as the recording stopped she ran to the nearest Bitcoin ATM. Loved the explanation

iLov3musk

Your lack of knowledge is showing. Ponzi schemes use fake assets to steal real capital. Strategy uses fake capital to acquire real assets. Let me explain, slowly, for the fiat-poisoned NPCs still drinking the Kool-Aid: MSTR issues debt denominated in dollars. Then it turns those dollars into Bitcoin, the hardest asset known to man, with a terminal supply of 21M. This isn’t a Ponzi. This is temporal arbitrage. This is the Hyperbolic Discounting Paradox turned inside out: borrow fiat today, buy assets tomorrow, and wait until reality collapses the dollar down which it has throughout all of time. In a Ponzi, the last sucker loses everything. In a reverse Ponzi, the last sucker is holding dollars. MSTR is short fiat, long time, and levered to the devaluation of the USD. Let me break it down: Convertible Notes: Raise fiat at near-zero interest by trading volatility premium for optionality. Converts fiat debt → leveraged BTC exposure. ATM Equity Issuance: Trade equity dilution for BTC when mNAV > 2.0x. Equity becomes a synthetic operation. Volatility Monetization: MSTR’s stock becomes a volatility-rich options playground. Sell calls. Monetize convexity. Harvest implied volatility like wheat. BTC-per-Share Accretion (BPS): Each loop makes every share worth more Bitcoin. The float tightens. The mNAV spikes. Investors chase the yield. The loop starts again. This is financial perpetual motion, powered by the scarcity of Bitcoin and the greed of mankind.

Less-Information-256

Paying dividends is paying old investors right? How does he do with a non profitable software business and without selling Bitcoin. Careful, because if you admit he uses ATM (ie. New investors money) we might have to use the p word.

AstroRoverToday

For your ATM card, do you use a 4-digit PIN or a 6-digit PIN?

iLov3musk

Ran the MSTR ATM for ONE WEEK Raised $519M from MSTR, paid the STRK / STRF dividend, and still had $472M left over to buy Bitcoin… Preferred Equity > Convertible Bonds

Zigxy

So for clarification, My question was: ***"Is it [STRD] 'highly accretive' to shareholders if BTC price remains flat?"*** The poster answered: ***"Yes actually lmao"*** Then he proceeds to bury his rationale in buzzwords that mostly say "**BTC price is certain to go up.**" And I think there is plenty of merit to debating whether BTC is "certain to go up." But that has nothing to defend his position that STRD generates value **even if BTC is flat**. Lets review: > **MSTR sidestepped that execution risk by being first.** Might be true, but irrelevant to his position regarding STRD issuance increasing shareholder value if BTC price is flat > **ATM issuance is all about acquiring the unreplicable economic position in an increasingly scarce asset without friction.** Might be true, but irrelevant to his position regarding STRD issuance increasing shareholder value if BTC price is flat **> **Every share issued via ATM captures BTC below future mNAV escape velocity.** Two flaws with this logic. 1) Assumes BTC price will go up which isn't what is being discussed 2) mNAV escape velocity has to do with share price going up faster than NAV. It is circular logic to defend the argument that STRD will increase share price because share price will go up. > **The dilution is transitory** Nope. > **asset absorption is permanent** Yep, but negated by the dilution > **BTC per share goes up with ATM issuance** Yep, but negated by STRD 10% dividends and dilution. > **If you are solely focused on the USD-denominated value of MSTR during a short time horizon, this trade may not be for you.** Another way of saying, "long term BTC will go up, don't worry about it." Which again, is a fine debate to have, but the poster was supposedly defending the position that STRD generate shareholder value if BTC price remains flat. ---- So there it is. Issuing STRD preferred shares does **NOT** increase shareholder value if BTC price flattens.

iLov3musk

Basically every share of MSTR you buy entitles you to significantly more BTC in the future, due to accretive financing and optimal deployment of fiat liabilities. Each equity, convert, or preferred issued via ATM is a catapult, launching MSTR toward 700,000+ BTC because when your treasury asset outperforms your equity cost of capital, you don’t stop issuing, you accelerate. This isn’t dilution. It’s temporal arbitrage.

iLov3musk

I can explain it but I dont think you would be able to understand 😂 but since you want to know. MSTR sidestepped that execution risk by being first. ATM issuance is all about acquiring the unreplicable economic position in an increasingly scarce asset without friction. Every share issued via ATM captures BTC below future mNAV escape velocity. The dilution is transitory; the asset absorption is permanent. BTC per share goes up with ATM issuance. If you are solely focused on the USD-denominated value of MSTR during a short time horizon, this trade may not be for you.

Lega17

I'd use it to move money around as long as it handles all the conversions for you from one currency to another. I'm moving to the Philippines at the end of the year and I'd like not to pay in bank fees at an ATM.

sorrowingwinds

Yup, I use Ally and it doubles as a way for me to use ATM’s too because I don’t have any local branches for my main bank account that I use. Ally covers ATM costs I believe up to $10 a month so it works out nicely.

Additional_Chip_4158

ATM obviously 

Msc_is_a_fish_label

They dont have to sell BTC to pay dividends tho. You realize that at their current rate they just tap the ATM once and can pay all the dividends, right ?

mrjune2040

I just saw him, he took a long position in BTC at my local Bitcoin ATM. And he told you not to worry about the Mark of the Beast, when he creams this long position he's going to distribute Satoshi's to all mankind, denounce all religions as quackery, and invite everyone out for a beer.

Omniwatch

Agreed. This and see BTC ATM in Costco.

groovur

What would happen out of curiosity if another company tried to buy another 600k bitcoins? I think it would lift MSTR share price and they would ATM and just buy more than the other company. I don't see how that it is possible to catch Strategy anymore.

Thatisnotthecase101

This is generally just a thought experiment. Thiel himself says that anonymity is important for the design so that it can function decentrally. However, should BC become systemically relevant, the person with the first coins would have an extraordinary new level of power. Together with what he does ATM in politics, it would fit well into his 4d chess. Cheers

YetiKing16

Taking profits at an ATM is never a bad idea imo

blindexhibitionist

ATM always seems like the absolute worst way to invest in btc. I use cashapp because it’s easy and then plan to transfer to cold wallet once I reach a goal

Artemis647

Everyone go buy $2 at their closest ATM!!

UnsersGottaGo

i'm sure if you hit up an ATM it's over 110k 😇

jimmybirch

Research cold wallets and how to use them, then go to a Bitcoin ATM, they usually have a litecoin option… you’ll get hit hard with fees, but will avoid KYC

xmrstickers

No it doesn’t. It’s like withdrawing cash from an ATM. Sure, they know you did that - then what? Every other coin they can follow on chain. Not the case with monero, so what purpose has been defeated? Yes, I agree it’s better to get non-kyc coins if possible. But to say it defeats the purpose is disingenuous.

sandnnn

Most credit card companies will not all crypto purchases. Best bet is to get the cash and use a Bitcoin ATM.

Apart_Tutor8680

In 2012-13 a local pizza joint had a bitcoin ATM by the front door. Chances are, if I put 20$ in it, it woulda been lost or stolen somehow by now. Probably better off to have not bought , than the cloud of guilt of loosing it. Also remember begging my parents to buy some. But it was almost impossible to do it online. Same regrets not putting 10k on Apple back then or some other stock.. makes you think right now what the future will hold in 10 years

Fabulous-Pineapple47

Why not use the ATM? What are their limits on cash withdrawals at the ATM? When I want a large amount I just withdraw it from the ATM, and spread it over a few days or different ATMs if its more than the daily limt.

Notoriousrb

Nothing about what they are doing is sustainable. From making no money as a business to convertible notes and ATM offerings.

DrSpeckles

It’s just so much easier with a crypto ATM. Someone else said in another thread they have no value whatsoever that isn’t illegal,and they are probably right.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; An elderly widow in Australia lost $281,000 in a romance and investment scam involving cryptocurrency ATMs. Authorities identified 90 individuals, many as victims or unwitting money mules, in a year-long investigation into crypto ATM misuse. AUSTRAC introduced new regulations, including transaction limits and scam alerts, to combat fraud and money laundering. Over $3.1 million was lost in crypto ATM scams in 12 months, with nearly half of victims aged over 51. Awareness campaigns aim to educate the public on crypto ATM risks. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Any_Brick1860

In the US, ATM can only allow you to withdraw up to $600/day

Awfulmasterhat

It's the same thing in the USA, you can't just go to an ATM or bank and pull out 10k. You have to call ahead of time and they'll ask you what the money is for and more.

wealljusstrynamakeit

Most atms allow you to withdraw much more than $300. Most banks have atm limits set to $300 but you can always adjust those. Mine is 2k and I can always comfortably hit an ATM if you're in dire need. $300 would hardly be sufficient for most emergencies.

serialenabler

My bank allows 1000 per day ATM. I also believe it's 10k or more withdrawal per institution and you will be flagged.

rebel-scrum

There’s a chasm sized difference between politicians moving around billions of dollars with zero recourse and your average Joe nobody withdrawing a few grand to pay for car expenses, a remodel, or even groceries for that matter. …unless you’re saying that politicians are going around paying hush money by repeatedly pulling €2,999 from an ATM to “avoid detection” and getting away with it.

MonTigres

[Pionex.us](http://Pionex.us) and MEXC have pretty much the lowest rates in the business. Have been happy with Pionex and have heard good things about MEXC from friends, but your selection of exchanges is limited by your location, too. If you'd prefer not to KYC and want some semblance of anonymity, then--weirdly enough--a crypto ATM (like Constar) might be an option. You input cash into the machine and then get an account. Granted, the one crypto machine I checked out offered only about five cryptos--but still. Cash into crypto and fast with max anonymity.

Alternative_Heat_808

lmao, I love how ATM transfer fees have NOTHING to do with the corruption he mentioned. what des he think politicians are paying off people 1501 and 3001 euros at a time?

NastyStreetRat

1500 ATM and 3000 transfer

Kracus

I've spent 7k using my ATM card.

NastyStreetRat

Withdrawing €1,500 from an ATM is in the news today. I read about the €3,000 thing a while ago. It's not like they're going to investigate you, but they've certainly sent some kind of signal to the Treasury. If you withdraw three or four times in a month, they might investigate you, but for just one time, you'd have very bad luck.

Novel_Yam_1034

I withdrawed 3k from a Santander ATM once last year, had no problem. I might be lucky tho.

MattBonne

ATM has cap, how about cash withdrawals from counter service?

NastyStreetRat

Spaniard here. If you withdraw more than €1,500 from an ATM, you may be investigated by the tax authorities. Transfers of more than €3,000 may also be investigated.

Best-Click8583

Then don’t beg for money here. Go walk to a place that sells BTC gift cards, or a BTC ATM. As for the trading, don’t. You will fail I guarantee it. Listen man I came from dirt poor poverty and worked my way to houses on different continents. How? By not trading, being responsible and stacking sats.  Actually here’s my advice. Read or listen to the book “the bitcoin standard”. Otherwise you’ll just waste your time and money. 

AlertAnt9245

Fixed supply, 21M Coins, fiat Currencies are being continuously debased. There was a time where Bitcoin was all about wealth creation but ATM it is more about wealth preservation. Google your Fiat Vs BTC ($£€) and you will see. Personally less than 15% of my Crypto portfolio is in BTC and is a six figure portfolio. I love the speculation on Alts, the real world applications via Defi and RWA's, the growth of AI, the inevitable necessity of DePin. Its all speculative but that doesn't mean it cant be profitable. You can take debt against Bitcoin, invest it into business and/or equities. Generating real world Wealth. Learn the difference between money and currency, Goodluck!

herbeauxchats

It’s all fun and games until the creepiest thing ever, that could happen… Could happen. Electronically, your money could absolutely disappear. However, when you put cold hard cash into the ATM to deposit at your bank, it also disappears into an electronic number. It’s an actual progressive advancement of tech. There is no difference in putting your faith in an electronic valuation of money than the actual cold hard cash valuation of money. It’s the same. At some point, you have to have faith in the system. If at some point, the people that are running the block chains abscond with our money… We’ll have to find a way to get to their private islands so we can drag them out into the street and cut their heads off.

Acceptable_Hand8622

Not that I plan to exchange for fiat, but what are the fees like. Surely more for an ATM than through an exchange. Paying for convenience? I would expect any withdrawals I may make in the future will be more than an ATM will allow anyway. Until mass adoption and CGT law changes, ATMs are for fiat imo. Live with fiat, save in BTC.

Jim_tdot

There is a bit coin ATM in a mall nearby that I go at least 3 times per week (my gym there). The only people that I have seen using the ATM are probably 70+ Always thought whether someone is tricking them to send bit coins!

eat-my-rice

Wise charge 2.5% fee, so it’s better to withdraw from the ATM and deposit into a bank account

harrumphx

Most people would create an account on an exchange, sell the btc there, and transfer the proceeds to their bank. Without a bank, the recipient would be limited to either selling directly to someone else for cash (can be risky), or possibly using a BTC ATM machine (high fees and crappy rates).

trixtah

Cheap? Look at ATM puts for every expiry into 2027 and tell me where you’re finding cheap puts?

ComprehensiveSwan698

If I had the balls, I would be selling ATM naked calls expiring in a year

BigDeezerrr

Seems similar to situations when an ATM glitches and spews a bunch of money out to someone erroneously. In those cases it's considered illegal for them to keep the money.

GamerRevizor

New technologies. Ran up, took ATM, stole money

adistantcake

Being in here since 201x I can safely tell this is the wrong direction ATM 😉

mookbrenner

Call it a Reverse ATM!

qwertyuiop121314321

...and then the sign next to the ATM ; "THE TOP 10 FUCK UPs." 🤣

idliketoseethat

We are still firmly attached to traditional brick and mortar banks. A bank account is required by investment brokerages and you can't just deposit cash to an online account. Once my money is in the bank I can then use my ATM debit card, send funds by ACH or withdraw using my PayPal account but it still takes a traditional bank account to make those things happen.

Amber_Sam

Any Bitcoin ATM - BTCmap.org or coinatmradar.com

wiiw_otmgi

Bitcoin ATM? Welcome to 2018 Alberta

kirtash93

One weak/dumb moment and funds gone. One thing is always think about "Why I would link my wallet to certain site. Is it necessary for something?" and also do a research. In this case, if it was for tracking your portfolio that is the purpose of CMC they would only require your PUBLIC wallet address because blockchain is PUBLIC and they have all the necessary data there. If it is an exchange, they would require and API Key (Always set this APIs ONLY on READ mode). Another thing you can do to protect yourself is to have your big wallets on another device that you only use to move funds, something like having your own ATM/Bank. Then have a layer of hot wallets that you can use in your personal device. My advice after getting hacked (dont want to talk about this) is to do that. One weak moment, one mistake and you are f\*\*\*d. Cold wallet saved my ass btw.

kirtash93

One weak/dumb moment and funds gone. One thing is always think about "Why I would link my wallet to certain site. Is it necessary for something?" and also do a research. In this case, if it was for tracking your portfolio that is the purpose of CMC they would only require your PUBLIC wallet address because blockchain is PUBLIC and they have all the necessary data there. If it is an exchange, they would require and API Key (Always set this APIs ONLY on READ mode). Another thing you can do to protect yourself is to have your big wallets on another device that you only use to move funds, something like having your own ATM/Bank. Then have a layer of hot wallets that you can use in your personal device. My advice after getting hacked (dont want to talk about this) is to do that. One weak moment, one mistake and you are f\*\*\*d. Cold wallet saved my ass btw.

kirtash93

One weak/dumb moment and funds gone. One thing is always think about "Why I would link my wallet to certain site. Is it necessary for something?" and also do a research. In this case, if it was for tracking your portfolio that is the purpose of CMC they would only require your PUBLIC wallet address because blockchain is PUBLIC and they have all the necessary data there. If it is an exchange, they would require and API Key (Always set this APIs ONLY on READ mode). Another thing you can do to protect yourself is to have your big wallets on another device that you only use to move funds, something like having your own ATM/Bank. Then have a layer of hot wallets that you can use in your personal device. My advice after getting hacked (dont want to talk about this) is to do that. One weak moment, one mistake and you are f\*\*\*d. Cold wallet saved my ass btw.

trelayner

Sell it at an exchange and withdraw the Fiat from an ATM Some exchanges will give you a debit card, so the selling happens automatically

NiagaraBTC

Bitcoin Well Is probably your best option for an ATM in Canada. The spread is extremely high if you use it like a standard Bitcoin ATM. If you make a Lite account on Bitcoin Well, however, the spread is only 7%. Quite reasonable for noKYC (only an email is required). (My username works as a referral and supports our local meetup, btw)

LILSKAGS

Absolutely love this. Bitcoin ATMs owners fees can 16 to 25% they love scammers. Good for the judge that signed off on this hope the go after the ATM owner as well.

japanb

In Hong Kong they have OTC no KYC for 3% goes off binance price or 8% using ATM

Wabusho

But if you want to buy for a newcomer, it doesn’t really work like an ATM. You’d have to bring cash, have a wallet ready to receive the bitcoin, etc

HighElfEsteem

I strongly agree with you on your first point, but strongly disagree with you on your second. Crypto ATMs are an excellent entry point for people new to crypto, especially older people skeptical of Google search results. They know how an ATM works, they don’t know how coinbase or trust wallet work.

shayKyarbouti

Maybe for visibility? No idea. I wouldn’t have noticed otherwise if it was placed like a regular ATM

MagicPurpleBeans

I log all my finances in CLI 😂 using flask to host a temp local server on termux to create a interactive dashboard ATM it just allows me to make charts of data in my db. But once work thins out a little again I would love to start pulling in market data to same dash board so along side my income/expenses I have news boards for certain market data ect. As long as I can pull your data into CLI through API I can display data how I want... Something I would pay a small amount monthly since I'm too busy to go and find and organize all the data you already have 😀 had a small glance will sign up anyway I like the looks of your data and how's it presented 😂