Small U.S. City Installs First Government-Backed Crypto ATM In Airport

Small U.S. City Installs First Government-Backed Crypto ATM In Airport

Williston, a small city with just over 27,000 residents – as of 2019, is making strides in the $2.5 trillion cryptocurrency world. The city has announced a partnership with crypto services company Coin Cloud to install a crypto ATM as its airport. Related Reading | Kraken Unveils Security Vulnerabilities In A Large Number Of U.S. Bitcoin ATMs Coin Cloud has […]


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