Genesis1 Bitcoin ATM Enters Service in Whistler, British Columbia
San Diego, California-based Genesis Coin has announced the launch of yet another of their bitcoin ATMs. The Genesis1 kiosk has entered service in Whistler, British Columbia at West Coast Float, a floatation therapy center. Whistler is a west coast tourist hotspot attracting a slew of people every year, who come for world-class skiing experiences. "As a West Coast resident, I'm very excited to release the Genesis1 in Whistler," said Evan Rose, Genesis Coin CEO. Operated by Logicoins, the Genesis1 has made its mark on the industry by not only offering bitcoin, but litecoin and dogecoin....
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