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Title: Etehereum ATM (coming to your neighborhood soon?) Post by: Talmony on March 12, 2016, 02:29:17 PM Hi Guys,
I just got these links from the guys at PLX Ethereum ATM is real now http://blog.ether.camp/post/140752725123/ethereum-atm-is-real-now Bitcoin ATM Hacked to Sell Ethereum http://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/trading/bitcoin-atm-hacked-sell-ethereum-eth-market-cap-tops-900m/ What do you think this will do with ETH price in the coming weeks, months ? Title: Re: Etehereum ATM (coming to your neighborhood soon?) Post by: gentlemand on March 12, 2016, 02:31:56 PM They did nothing for Bitcoin. Why on Earth would they do anything for ETH?
Title: Re: Etehereum ATM (coming to your neighborhood soon?) Post by: Talmony on March 12, 2016, 02:37:40 PM They did nothing for Bitcoin. Why on Earth would they do anything for ETH? I think that's because of charging fees but if ETH and especially businesses jumping on this with smart contract etc and no - or lower fees - this could actually go somewhere. Title: Re: Etehereum ATM (coming to your neighborhood soon?) Post by: xhomerx10 on March 12, 2016, 02:42:04 PM They did nothing for Bitcoin. Why on Earth would they do anything for ETH? Yeah the first time I used a bitcoin ATM was a bit of a let down. I mean I was pumped and I videoed the affair but after I had to let the machine take a picture of my ID and give it my phone number, create an account, fund the account, buy the coins and finally withdraw the coins from the account. I could have left the coins in the account but I needed the phone number (which was a throw away) to get a 2FA pin in order to withdraw... it was only slightly less cumbersome than opening a bank account. :-\ Title: Re: Etehereum ATM (coming to your neighborhood soon?) Post by: Minecache on March 12, 2016, 02:44:54 PM They did nothing for Bitcoin. Why on Earth would they do anything for ETH? Yeah the first time I used a bitcoin ATM was a bit of a let down. I mean I was pumped and I videoed the affair but after I had to let the machine take a picture of my ID and give it my phone number, create an account, fund the account, buy the coins and finally withdraw the coins from the account. I could have left the coins in the account but I needed the phone number (which was a throw away) to get a 2FA pin in order to withdraw... it was only slightly less cumbersome than opening a bank account. :-\ |