Running a BTM Business in Panama – Interview with Cindy Zimmerman
Cryptocurrencies are rapidly growing in popularity throughout Latin America. So, Bitcoin.com decided to get an insider’s view on Bitcoin adoption in the region by speaking with Cindy Zimmerman, CEO of TigoCTM (Crypto Teller Machine), based in Panama. Zimmerman is a Bitcoin ATM owner and operator as well as a computer scientist. She tells us how she got....
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Cryptocurrency adoption throughout the world is growing quickly. Panama follows in the footsteps of other Central American countries like El Salvador, Lugano, and Honduras Prospera. Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies including XDC Network will soon be accepted in Panama after the National Assembly passes the initial steps. Legislation that attempts to control the usage of […]
An interview with two architects behind Panama's proposed cryptocurrency bill, which would legally define bitcoin for the country.
Following in El Salvador’s footsteps, Panama remains poised to become a leading bitcoin adopter.