EasyBit Places Bitcoin ATM in Michigan; Claims 50 ATM Locations in 10 Countries
Bitcoin ATM operator EasyBit recently installed an ATM in Fort Gratiot, Michigan at Boost Mobile store, marking nearly 50 machines in operation in over 10 countries, according to the company’s website. With nearly 50 machines, EasyBit becomes the second-largest bitcoin ATM operator behind Coinsource, which has 54 machines, according to numbers compiled by coinatmradar.com. After launching in December of 2013, EasyBit installed its first bitcoin ATM at Warie’s Thai Restaurant in Amsterdam, although it was later stolen. A Global Operator. EasyBit has machines in Arizona, Hawaii, Colorado,....
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Bitcoin ATM operator EasyBit said today it plans to install three new bitcoin ATMs in Vietnam. The company already operates one machine in Ho Chi Minh City, the country’s largest city. At the same time, it announced a partnership with local exchange Bitcoin Vietnam to supply all four machines. EasyBit already operates over 60 bitcoin ATMs in over 10....
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette’s office has released a broad advisory on digital currencies, stating they carry “real-life risk” and urging consumers to learn more about bitcoin and other currencies before purchasing or using them. The advisory echoes similar releases by other state agencies, many of which have been published in the last six months. Warnings cover price volatility, tax considerations and the broader digital risks that consumers face when spending on the Internet. In a statement, Schuette suggested that digital currencies need to be treated carefully by the....
As bitcoin gains traction worldwide and we approaching the beginnings of “early adoption“, the most common question among consumers these days is: “What can I buy with bitcoin?” Besides big name merchants adopting bitcoin like DISH,Dell, Overstock and Expedia, there are a plethora of other places where one might spend bitcoins. Several resources are available. For a larger look at what you can buy for bitcoin check out: coinmap.org. This website currently lists 5117 locations that accept bitcoin but there are 5,00 locations in the country of Holland alone that accept bitcoin. Coinmap.org....