Buying cryptocurrency will become easier for all residents of the American capital, as the Coinsource network is going to install 20 new machines in the District of Columbia in response to requests from users and merchants. The company already has more than 200 operating terminals in the United States.
The machines will be located in convenient locations throughout the region, 12 in Washington, five in Baltimore, one in Towson, one in Oxon Hill and one in Takoma Park.
There are currently five crypto ATMs from different companies in Washington. In addition, several local restaurants, bookstores and record stores have been accepting bitcoin payments since last year.
“We see Washington as a strategic place where regulators recognize the value and potential of decentralized currency and blockchain technology,” said Coinsource CEO Sheffield Clark. “Every innovation has come through our capital in one way or another, and we're excited to now be operating in Washington to make it easy for users to buy and sell bitcoin.”
Coinsource installed 10 of its ATMs in Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Massachusetts in early February. Additionally, Coinsource unveiled eight new machines in Denver earlier this month. Coinsource currently operates 182 ATMs in 18 US states, including the District of Columbia.
Coinsource Chief Marketing Officer Bobby Sharp said, “We are expanding the Bitcoin ATM market by offering the lowest rates and exclusive remote registration. This activity is important to Coinsource because the philosophy of decentralized currency has always been to provide freedom to the people. Our company provides financial freedom to unbanked clients, and we are pleased to now be providing services in Washington.”
According to https://news.bitcoin.com
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