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Title: Mrbitco.in ATM Collective starts to sell Litecoin today Post by: skorek on April 26, 2014, 03:25:50 PM Mrbitco.in ATM Collective is growing. We have now 10 ATM from diferrent producers. Our goal is to bring bitcoin close to every household on the planet. We sell BTC Bitcoin and Litecoin [/b]Finance wise it depends on what is expect by us. We try to grow and keep our resources local. We want to operate like a collective, when you can buy part of ATM and get paid every month from transaction fee. This way we can grow faster and we can place more ATM in shorter time of period. We know that divident system is kind of problematic in bitcoin reality. We don't give it a name, we are still busy and on the lookout for right solution. We look at Mastercoin. We look at Counterparty. We don't use banks, we use only local miners or exchanges, who supply machines with BTC or cash. We currently run the IT network for the ATMs at our customer locations. We service the units or provide maintenance servcies in case of problems. (like cleaning bill acceptor, cash removal, restarts, troubleshooting, etc.) We also run their backend software if required by the ATM. Business model depends on the location and ownership model. Some ATM units are private owned, others are own by collective of people and others are factory owned. In all cases we keep their units operational. (within reason, sometimes problems caused by situations beyond control like blockchain.info down). We serve as a local point of contact for support. We promote the locations on Coinmap and in the Bitcoin Media. We help promote the ATM brand by answering questions about the ATMs at meetups and conferences. We help build awareness for the ATM brands we operate: BTC-O-Matic, General Bytes, BitAccess, BitXatm, Lamassu. We help field test their units. Depending on the stability of the units, the amount of time between service calls. We can place these units all over the Netherlands. Should they be maintenance prone, we will only be able to use them in the Amsterdam, Den Haag, Utrecht areas. We hope they will be stable enough for national deployment. The BATM units from General Bytes are refille by miners we know here in the area. They fill our machines with Bitcoin, we collect the cash and sell at Bitstamp + transaction fee. Cash from the machine we pay to the owner of the Bitcoins sold . The commission is MrBitcoin's for operating the machine and the server backend. These machines are private owned or crowdfunded and own by the collective. The BitAccess machines are 2-way and come with a cash recycler, reducing 'cash-calls' for us. Need us to have a float at the exchange. We get these machines placed for free and split commission with the factory. Should bank fees (cash deposits, transfers to / from Bitstamp, Kraken, etc.) go up, these fees have to renegotiate. Current AML / KYC regulations are not implemented in the BTC-O-Matic units now. BATM units we configured have text message or fingerprint for transactions above 2000 EUR. and a photoID plus fingerprint for transactions above 15.000 EUR. These transactions must be report. We can also option for another form of verification, in general we stick to our limit and we should be safe since these units are one way only. The Lamassu 2-way unit will have a bit of an issue in this field as it is a 2-way and no AML / KYC features have been install as of today. Should the machines have no KYC / AML features, we can always limit them to the 2000 EUR / transaction. We found that if people need to register, they walk away from the machine. We don't want to put up any more barriers to buy bitcoin than needed by law. http://www.mrbitco.in Bitcoin ATM Collective Network 1. ATM from General Bytes Zeedijk 43, Amsterdam Centrum Open every day, Monday closed. Between 12.00-23.00 1 - way from General Bytes, you can sell your bitcoin as well just ask for Lex. 2. ATM from BTC-O-MATIC Postjesweg 96, Amsterdam West Open every day. Between 09.00-21.00 1 - way from BTC-O-MATIC. 3. ATM from BitxATM Science Park 205, 1098 XH Amsterdam Open every day. Between 10.00-23.00 2 - way from Bitxatm 4. Bitcoin ATM from General Bytes Rose's Lounge, Rijnkade 49, Arnhem, The Netherlands Open every day. Between 10.00-23.00 1 - way from General Bytes If you want to become a part a collective, you can. We are open source cooperation of people. You can join Us, when we will buy next ATM you become a partial co-owner of new machine with other bitcoin enthusiast. Minimum investment 100 Euro. Bitcoin ATM Collective is the only decentralized organization where you can buy part of ATM, help bitcoin exposure and earn some crypto from transation fee. We have the cheapest transaction fee of 5%. You want to know more contact Us at www.mrbitco.in We can add any altcoin with an API and exchange to our 4 ATM'S from General Bytes. #Bitcoin ATM API. #litcoin , #dogecoin any-coin ATM! Programmers, check out the API here http://buff.ly/1ny0kmc to add your coin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRtrnNg_svA&feature=youtu.be&utm_content=buffer3ddd5&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer https://github.com/GENERALBYTESCOM/batm_public?utm_content=buffere9d3b&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer https://scontent-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpf1/v/t1.0-9/10593024_583253341779957_4052860327370659608_n.png?oh=b4858ebf50f2fc9138d51c3638fa1422&oe=54920987 Science Park 205, 1098 XH Amsterdam https://scontent-b-ams.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/t1.0-9/p180x540/10502115_282708165246104_494856689328203871_n.jpg Zeedijk 43, Amsterdam https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-mG5q41Y1chM/U-FdaMPHleI/AAAAAAAAAbI/R8v2rGtZlVY/w436-h581-no/MrBitcoin%2BATM%2Blocations%2B-%2B1 Rijnkade 49, Arnhem http://btctrade.org/freebitcoin/images/media_xl_2234225.jpg BTC-O-MATIC one way ATM https://fbexternal-a.akamaihd.net/safe_image.php?d=AQCPLYJT1wxqvSOy&w=484&h=253&url=https%3A%2F%2Fpbs.twimg.com%2Fmedia%2FBwURCWbCYAASE0R.jpg%3Alarge&cfs=1 You can buy Litecoin at our ATM network. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 26, 2014, 03:59:36 PM Bitcoin ATM Chaumy Zeedijk 43, Amsterdam One way from BTC-O-MATIC +1000 !!! This is great!!! It is getting closer to my country :D Maybe soon I will make a thread "1st BTC ATM in Cracow!" :) I really hope it will be asap. ♥BTC Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: joae1975 on April 26, 2014, 09:34:36 PM Can I turn btc to euros if I'm there on vacation? Hate my bank and their fees. Btw, what are the fees to process btc thru your machine?
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: tins on April 27, 2014, 12:35:50 AM Can I turn btc to euros if I'm there on vacation? Hate my bank and their fees. Btw, what are the fees to process btc thru your machine? Those are my same questions. Wife and I went to Vietnam last year. We didn't want to carry around too much cash, so we used the local ATM's a couple times. It ended up costing nearly $15 in total fees each time we took out money. If the bitcoin ATM's make it so these fees are drastically reduced, it could change the way we travel. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 27, 2014, 10:27:55 AM This is one way machine, so you can only spend your fiat currency, there is standard fee of 2%.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2814633096 Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 27, 2014, 10:39:49 AM Can I turn btc to euros if I'm there on vacation? Hate my bank and their fees. Btw, what are the fees to process btc thru your machine? Those are my same questions. Wife and I went to Vietnam last year. We didn't want to carry around too much cash, so we used the local ATM's a couple times. It ended up costing nearly $15 in total fees each time we took out money. If the bitcoin ATM's make it so these fees are drastically reduced, it could change the way we travel. Yes Bitcoin ATM will be much cheaper than this I am sure it will revolutionize ATM interests all over the world! Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: gagalady on April 27, 2014, 11:23:10 AM This is awesome, another ATM and It's in Amsterdam now, i see those ATM starts spreading all over the world, another good news. :)
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 27, 2014, 11:45:55 AM This is awesome, another ATM and It's in Amsterdam now, i see those ATM starts spreading all over the world, another good news. :) it is great news!! And while BTC ATMs are spreading I am sure more companies will produce them :) so price will go down of those machines and we will have more of them around :) Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: dreamspark on April 27, 2014, 12:15:59 PM Its a shame that its one way but a step forward none the less
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on April 27, 2014, 12:18:38 PM soon A'dam will have 2 way bitcoin ATM machines at several central locations.
There is just a matter of delivery and writing the bank end software. The machine itself is just hardware. This has nothing to do with me but i have met the person behind buying them and writing the back end. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: dreamspark on April 27, 2014, 12:20:36 PM soon A'dam will have 2 way bitcoin ATM machines at several central locations. There is just a matter of delivery and writing the bank end software. The machine itself is just hardware. This has nothing to do with me but i have met the person behind buying them and writing the back end. Look forward to that then, its going to be great when you won't need to do any currency exchanging when you travel and can just draw out local currency with your BTC. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 27, 2014, 01:35:34 PM Check out this link: http://coincourant.nl/
We have already a second machine in Nederland, if you want to try and you have a nice location just let us know. We can place it tomorrow. We are selling this machines as well, no waiting times and ready to be deliver next week. https://www.facebook.com/btcomatic Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: LiteCoinGuy on April 27, 2014, 01:35:54 PM Bitcoin ATM Chaumy Zeedijk 43, Amsterdam One way from BTC-O-MATIC +1000 !!! This is great!!! It is getting closer to my country :D Maybe soon I will make a thread "1st BTC ATM in Cracow!" :) I really hope it will be asap. ♥BTC yeah, its getting closer :) Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 27, 2014, 02:07:07 PM Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: HYFR on April 27, 2014, 05:43:19 PM #Cool. Glad to see em popping up everywhere.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 27, 2014, 09:32:05 PM http://bitcoinexaminer.org/new-btcomatic-vending-machine-arrives-amsterdam/
http://www.bitcoinnewsroom.com/new-btc-o-matic-vending-machine-arrives-in-amsterdam-4987 http://jacent.co.uk/new-btc-o-matic-vending-machine-arrives-in-amsterdam/ http://newsbtc.com/2014/04/27/amsterdam-gets-bitcoin-atm/ http://bitcoincraze.info/new-btc-o-matic-vending-machine-arrives-in-amsterdam/ http://www.bitcoinnewsroom.com/new-btc-o-matic-vending-machine-arrives-in-amsterdam-4987 http://talkera.org.cp-in-1.webhostbox.net/bitprize/first-bitcoin-atm-amsterdam/ http://virtualmining.com/amsterdam-gets-it-own-bitcoin-atm/ Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: wachtwoord on April 27, 2014, 09:38:01 PM Does it require identification like in North America? Is the 2% fee based on Bitstamp?
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 28, 2014, 12:15:01 AM No verification at all, yes bitstamp it is.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: bryant.coleman on April 28, 2014, 07:41:04 AM http://btctrade.org/freebitcoin/images/terminals_collage.png Wow... the prices are really competitive. I heard that the Robocoin ATM costs more than $20,000. If the facts given in this picture are true, then this is much more affordable to common users. ;D Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 28, 2014, 09:59:54 AM http://btctrade.org/freebitcoin/images/terminals_collage.png Wow... the prices are really competitive. I heard that the Robocoin ATM costs more than $20,000. If the facts given in this picture are true, then this is much more affordable to common users. ;D :) Those Flies are not too expensive indeed :) and those looks so lovely! Nicer than Robocoin ATMs Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: HYFR on April 28, 2014, 10:48:42 AM Those seem too cheap. Are they legit? Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: bryant.coleman on April 28, 2014, 10:58:51 AM Those seem too cheap. Are they legit? Yes. They are legit. BTC-O-MATIC is already operating a number of Bitcoin ATMs and they have received no complaints as of now. Cheaper when compared to Robocoin. But still needs to get more affordable. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: HYFR on April 28, 2014, 11:10:08 AM Those seem too cheap. Are they legit? Yes. They are legit. BTC-O-MATIC is already operating a number of Bitcoin ATMs and they have received no complaints as of now. Cheaper when compared to Robocoin. But still needs to get more affordable. How affordable do you want them? Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: hilariousandco on April 28, 2014, 11:10:57 AM Those seem too cheap. Are they legit? Yes. They are legit. BTC-O-MATIC is already operating a number of Bitcoin ATMs and they have received no complaints as of now. Cheaper when compared to Robocoin. But still needs to get more affordable. $4000 seems pretty affordable. These sort of machines usually don't come cheap. Do they ship worldwide? Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: NVitanovic on April 28, 2014, 12:23:05 PM On what's the hardware based?
Best Regards! Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: wachtwoord on April 28, 2014, 01:00:45 PM Does the flymaster convert 2 ways (so also BTC to cash)?
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: gagalady on April 28, 2014, 02:15:30 PM Actually who is about to buy such a machine dosn't really care If It's $4000 or $7000. Usually wealthy people buy things like that so I don't think that It's anything to discuss about the price.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: wachtwoord on April 28, 2014, 02:25:09 PM Actually who is about to buy such a machine dosn't really care If It's $4000 or $7000. Usually wealthy people buy things like that so I don't think that It's anything to discuss about the price. Wealthy people are wealthy because they care about price. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Lauda on April 28, 2014, 02:53:02 PM Actually who is about to buy such a machine dosn't really care If It's $4000 or $7000. Usually wealthy people buy things like that so I don't think that It's anything to discuss about the price. Wealthy people are wealthy because they care about price. Also nice looking ATMs. Can't wait for them to spread to other EU countries. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: bryant.coleman on April 28, 2014, 02:55:17 PM How affordable do you want them? If we really want widespread adoption by the general public, then we must aim for sub-2,000 levels. Won't be difficult, if we bulk produce them in thousands of units. ;D Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Buziss on April 28, 2014, 03:17:01 PM It looks really nice, and the price is much lower than Robocoin. :) Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 28, 2014, 11:36:25 PM If you are interested to buy one, just give me a call at +31 644230731.
We have 25 DualFly ATM's ready to be shipped on Wednesday. We ship worldwide. http://btctrade.org/freebitcoin/images/dualFly.png Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 28, 2014, 11:38:33 PM Does the flymaster convert 2 ways (so also BTC to cash)? Yes it's does. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 28, 2014, 11:43:29 PM http://btctrade.org/freebitcoin/images/terminals_collage.png Wow... the prices are really competitive. I heard that the Robocoin ATM costs more than $20,000. If the facts given in this picture are true, then this is much more affordable to common users. ;D :) Those Flies are not too expensive indeed :) and those looks so lovely! Nicer than Robocoin ATMs I will make a litlle video tomorrow to show you guys how fast it's works. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 28, 2014, 11:47:32 PM http://btctrade.org/freebitcoin/images/terminals_collage.png Wow... the prices are really competitive. I heard that the Robocoin ATM costs more than $20,000. If the facts given in this picture are true, then this is much more affordable to common users. ;D :) Those Flies are not too expensive indeed :) and those looks so lovely! Nicer than Robocoin ATMs I will make a litlle video tomorrow to show you guys how fast it's works. Yes please!!! It will be awesome!!! Post it here ASAP :) Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: durrrr on April 29, 2014, 04:43:12 AM Does the flymaster convert 2 ways (so also BTC to cash)? Yes it's does. this to me is the most important thing and im glad to see more atms starting to trade bitcoin both ways. the fact that you can buy and sell bitcoin within seconds at an atm is amazing and needs to be in every city in the world and will be someday Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: MeandMissNoob on April 29, 2014, 11:26:49 AM The place where it stands is a coffeeshop but is this a coffeeshop serving coffee, or does this one also sell Amsterdam's green? And why did you choose this location for the ATM
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on April 29, 2014, 11:36:14 AM Its not a cannabis coffeeshop it is a coffee shop though.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 29, 2014, 03:17:23 PM The place where it stands is a coffeeshop but is this a coffeeshop serving coffee, or does this one also sell Amsterdam's green? And why did you choose this location for the ATM A name "coffee shop" might be confusing for some people ... :P but in most of the countries "Coffee Shop" means a shop with a coffee :D I think this is good place. It will promote Bitcoin to coffee drinkers :D and to the people in different ages. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 29, 2014, 05:50:25 PM The place where it stands is a coffeeshop but is this a coffeeshop serving coffee, or does this one also sell Amsterdam's green? And why did you choose this location for the ATM http://www.hofjevanwijs.nl/ Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: hilariousandco on April 29, 2014, 10:27:39 PM The place where it stands is a coffeeshop but is this a coffeeshop serving coffee, or does this one also sell Amsterdam's green? And why did you choose this location for the ATM A name "coffee shop" might be confusing for some people ... :P but in most of the countries "Coffee Shop" means a shop with a coffee :D I think this is good place. It will promote Bitcoin to coffee drinkers :D and to the people in different ages. Shops that sell weed in Amsterdam are called 'coffee shops', whilst standard shops that sell coffee are just called cafés. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on April 29, 2014, 10:39:15 PM I think you will find the cannabis shops are a "coffeeshop' not coffee shop.
a coffee huis or cafe or coffee shop is where you get coffee. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: poordeveloper on April 29, 2014, 10:54:02 PM http://btctrade.org/freebitcoin/images/terminals_collage.png Wow... the prices are really competitive. I heard that the Robocoin ATM costs more than $20,000. If the facts given in this picture are true, then this is much more affordable to common users. ;D :) Those Flies are not too expensive indeed :) and those looks so lovely! Nicer than Robocoin ATMs I will make a litlle video tomorrow to show you guys how fast it's works. Waiting to see how it works :) Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 29, 2014, 11:25:46 PM When we will see a video :(
I was so excited that it is going to be today :( perhaps we need to wait some more! I would love to see it @work! Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 29, 2014, 11:38:26 PM When we will see a video :( I was so excited that it is going to be today :( perhaps we need to wait some more! I would love to see it @work! we have there tomorrow bitcoin meetup so i will make a video http://bitcoinobserver.com/news/2014-04-18-Dutch-Ethereum-Bitcoin-Amsterdam-Meetup.html Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 30, 2014, 12:21:07 AM When we will see a video :( I was so excited that it is going to be today :( perhaps we need to wait some more! I would love to see it @work! we have there tomorrow bitcoin meetup so i will make a video http://bitcoinobserver.com/news/2014-04-18-Dutch-Ethereum-Bitcoin-Amsterdam-Meetup.html Great! :) I wish you great meet up then and we are waiting for your upload! Cheers Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: counter on April 30, 2014, 10:37:37 AM Thanks for this positive piece of news. Hope it gets alot of attentions and more are wanted in nearby areas.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 30, 2014, 12:21:57 PM Thanks for this positive piece of news. Hope it gets alot of attentions and more are wanted in nearby areas. Man :-) BTC atms will be everywhere in next two or three years :-) look how many of them appears science last half of the year. This is amazing. This is Bitcoin. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 30, 2014, 01:20:15 PM Thanks for this positive piece of news. Hope it gets alot of attentions and more are wanted in nearby areas. Man :-) BTC atms will be everywhere in next two or three years :-) look how many of them appears science last half of the year. This is amazing. This is Bitcoin. we will need more people to use them, right now i know there are around 15 atms in europe, but they sell only about 1 BTC per month. so we need more belivers and users for those atms. the one i placed on friday evening in Amsterdam, sold just 120 Euro of BTC in 3 days, so it's would need much more users to conviced people to use it. owner of this particular Cafe is very open for bitcoin, but all the young people working there are very sceptical about ATM and BTC, they just don't belive any one will buy any BTC via it, so it's up to Us to use those machines now, change 10$ or 20$ just to show that there are people in the world that use bitcoin. http://www.parool.nl/parool/nl/4/AMSTERDAM/article/detail/3645374/2014/04/30/Bij-koffiehuis-Zeedijk-kun-je-euro-s-wisselen-voor-bitcoins.dhtml http://btctrade.org/freebitcoin/images/media_xl_2234225.jpg Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 30, 2014, 01:23:10 PM Thanks for this positive piece of news. Hope it gets alot of attentions and more are wanted in nearby areas. Man :-) BTC atms will be everywhere in next two or three years :-) look how many of them appears science last half of the year. This is amazing. This is Bitcoin. we will need more people to use them, right now i know there are around 15 atms in europe, but they sell only about 1 BTC per month. so we need more belivers and users for those atms. the one i placed on friday evening in Amsterdam, sold just 120 Euro of BTC in 3 days, so it's would need much more users to conviced people to use it. owner of this particular Cafe is very open for bitcoin, but all the young people working there are very sceptical about ATM and BTC, they just don't belive any one will buy any BTC via it, so it's up to Us to use those machines now, change 10$ or 20$ just to show that there are people in the world that use bitcoin. http://www.parool.nl/parool/nl/4/AMSTERDAM/article/detail/3645374/2014/04/30/Bij-koffiehuis-Zeedijk-kun-je-euro-s-wisselen-voor-bitcoins.dhtml http://btctrade.org/freebitcoin/images/media_xl_2234225.jpg Thanks for upload!!! This girl from picture is doing right thing if she want to buy some BTC :D Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on April 30, 2014, 01:54:44 PM we create a website last week, BITCOIN ATM LOCATOR, you can register any bitcoin atm you know to help others to find one
http://mrbitco.in Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Paashaas on April 30, 2014, 02:17:59 PM Wow this is fantastic news! I'am going to visit a friend in Haarlem this weekend and i wil have a look by my self and taking my friend with me (hes still an ''Avarege Joe'') to show him how serious Bitcoin is.
I'll buy some to offer a drink to him :P Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: roslinpl on April 30, 2014, 03:24:09 PM we create a website last week, BITCOIN ATM LOCATOR, you can register any bitcoin atm you know to help others to find one http://mrbitco.in How many ATM you have already registered @ your service? Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Bitcoin Magazine on April 30, 2014, 03:25:15 PM when i get the $$$ i'm buying one of these for my house 8)
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: novaboy2k on April 30, 2014, 03:30:01 PM I'm off to Amsterdam in mid June.
I will buy some BTC and then pay for a coffee with said BTC. I will take a picture at the shop, and also review the coffee. ;D Thanks for making these machines, hope to see a two way before i arrive. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: poordeveloper on April 30, 2014, 03:35:50 PM I'm off to Amsterdam in mid June. So you can also pay with BTC at this Café? Great :)I will buy some BTC and then pay for a coffee with said BTC. I will take a picture at the shop, and also review the coffee. ;D Thanks for making these machines, hope to see a two way before i arrive. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: RixDollar on April 30, 2014, 03:49:39 PM #excellentnews ;D
Looking forward to seeing many more of these! Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: novaboy2k on April 30, 2014, 04:19:45 PM I'm off to Amsterdam in mid June. So you can also pay with BTC at this Café? Great :)I will buy some BTC and then pay for a coffee with said BTC. I will take a picture at the shop, and also review the coffee. ;D Thanks for making these machines, hope to see a two way before i arrive. Im not sure, but im guessing so, with an atm in there lol Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on May 01, 2014, 09:24:53 AM we are working on it, we want to buy there coffie for bitcoin, of course but we want to find beter solusion then bitpay as a point of sale, any one have a good idea let us know.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on May 01, 2014, 12:24:27 PM we are working on it, we want to buy there coffie for bitcoin, of course but we want to find beter solusion then bitpay as a point of sale, any one have a good idea let us know. Indeed. Once every vendor accepts bitpay they are not accepting bitcoin, only a third party payment processor called bitpay, kid of like paypal or mastercard. If all the merchants who adopted bitpay got told bitpay was stopping, they would not know what to do with bitcoin and would not accept it. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Crossbow376 on May 01, 2014, 12:29:23 PM we are working on it, we want to buy there coffie for bitcoin, of course but we want to find beter solusion then bitpay as a point of sale, any one have a good idea let us know. Indeed. Once every vendor accepts bitpay they are not accepting bitcoin, only a third party payment processor called bitpay, kid of like paypal or mastercard. If all the merchants who adopted bitpay got told bitpay was stopping, they would not know what to do with bitcoin and would not accept it. That is true, but I am afraid using bitpay is the only easy way for merchants to accept bitcoin and they don't need to care about the ups and downs in bitcoin price. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on May 01, 2014, 12:32:13 PM we are working on it, we want to buy there coffie for bitcoin, of course but we want to find beter solusion then bitpay as a point of sale, any one have a good idea let us know. Indeed. Once every vendor accepts bitpay they are not accepting bitcoin, only a third party payment processor called bitpay, kid of like paypal or mastercard. If all the merchants who adopted bitpay got told bitpay was stopping, they would not know what to do with bitcoin and would not accept it. That is true, but I am afraid using bitpay is the only easy way for merchants to accept bitcoin and they don't need to care about the ups and downs in bitcoin price. Well merchant adoption is centralized around one third party financial institute, bitcoin is broken, repeat bitcoin is broken! First paragraph of the white paper describes BTC as a transfer of value without the need for third party institutions. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Crossbow376 on May 01, 2014, 12:41:32 PM we are working on it, we want to buy there coffie for bitcoin, of course but we want to find beter solusion then bitpay as a point of sale, any one have a good idea let us know. Indeed. Once every vendor accepts bitpay they are not accepting bitcoin, only a third party payment processor called bitpay, kid of like paypal or mastercard. If all the merchants who adopted bitpay got told bitpay was stopping, they would not know what to do with bitcoin and would not accept it. That is true, but I am afraid using bitpay is the only easy way for merchants to accept bitcoin and they don't need to care about the ups and downs in bitcoin price. Well merchant adoption is centralized around one third party financial institute, bitcoin is broken, repeat bitcoin is broken! First paragraph of the white paper describes BTC as a transfer of value without the need for third party institutions. I understand the problem mentioned. My point is, the costs to 99.9% of businesses (rents, wages, electricity bills, raw materials, etc) are now all in fiat. So, it is not easy for the merchants to receive something high-fluctuated in price IMO. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on May 01, 2014, 12:52:09 PM i 100% agree with you, but centralizing merchant adoption around bitpay and coinbase (any others?) is not a solution to the problem, it is just building a problem on top of a problem. Real merchant adoption of bitcoin can't happen until the price is more stable, which will probably be when people stop using Bitcoin as a store of value( i am guilty of this) and actually as a method of transacting online.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: DeboraMeeks on May 01, 2014, 02:19:55 PM Does it go both ways too?!
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: C.Steven on May 01, 2014, 03:38:56 PM Does it go both ways too?! You can find that clearly stated in OP... Bitcoin ATM Chaumy Zeedijk 43, Amsterdam One way from BTC-O-MATIC Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: MegaHustlr on May 01, 2014, 04:03:35 PM We need more of these around europe, especially near russia.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: poordeveloper on May 01, 2014, 05:05:27 PM We need more of these around europe, especially near russia. In Russia and the countries around there, people are more used to these kind of kiosks. So I guess they would be successful.Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on May 01, 2014, 05:43:56 PM i 100% agree with you, but centralizing merchant adoption around bitpay and coinbase (any others?) is not a solution to the problem, it is just building a problem on top of a problem. Real merchant adoption of bitcoin can't happen until the price is more stable, which will probably be when people stop using Bitcoin as a store of value( i am guilty of this) and actually as a method of transacting online. and guys we have to realize that there will be not much transactions this year at bitcoin accepting cafes or restaurants, maybe few people a months, so we are talking 100.00 maybe 200.00 euro, if there is bitcoin conferance in the city maybe more. So there is not so much risk for this small bussines to accepted and take a small risk or maybe big reward. coinbase and bitpay are concentrating on the big fishes, they are not much interested in small merchants, they just made a website for them and they charge 1% transaction fee for useing it, i think they should be free solution to this Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: poordeveloper on May 01, 2014, 06:20:57 PM i 100% agree with you, but centralizing merchant adoption around bitpay and coinbase (any others?) is not a solution to the problem, it is just building a problem on top of a problem. Real merchant adoption of bitcoin can't happen until the price is more stable, which will probably be when people stop using Bitcoin as a store of value( i am guilty of this) and actually as a method of transacting online. and guys we have to realize that there will be not much transactions this year at bitcoin accepting cafes or restaurants, maybe few people a months, so we are talking 100.00 maybe 200.00 euro, if there is bitcoin conferance in the city maybe more. So there is not so much risk for this small bussines to accepted and take a small risk or maybe big reward. coinbase and bitpay are concentrating on the big fishes, they are not much interested in small merchants, they just made a website for them and they charge 1% transaction fee for useing it, i think they should be free solution to this But when you look at the problem, you'll notice accepting Bitcoin, even with a 1% fee, will drive customers to your business (maybe not many yet, but definitely some) which it would never had otherwise had - so that 1% is basically nothing compared to not having had those sales to start with. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on May 01, 2014, 06:57:29 PM i 100% agree with you, but centralizing merchant adoption around bitpay and coinbase (any others?) is not a solution to the problem, it is just building a problem on top of a problem. Real merchant adoption of bitcoin can't happen until the price is more stable, which will probably be when people stop using Bitcoin as a store of value( i am guilty of this) and actually as a method of transacting online. and guys we have to realize that there will be not much transactions this year at bitcoin accepting cafes or restaurants, maybe few people a months, so we are talking 100.00 maybe 200.00 euro, if there is bitcoin conferance in the city maybe more. So there is not so much risk for this small bussines to accepted and take a small risk or maybe big reward. coinbase and bitpay are concentrating on the big fishes, they are not much interested in small merchants, they just made a website for them and they charge 1% transaction fee for useing it, i think they should be free solution to this But when you look at the problem, you'll notice accepting Bitcoin, even with a 1% fee, will drive customers to your business (maybe not many yet, but definitely some) which it would never had otherwise had - so that 1% is basically nothing compared to not having had those sales to start with. you are right, but they still have to pay 1%, and there must be made o free way of doing it, mostly we should convince them to keep a bitcoin wallet Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Lauda on May 02, 2014, 08:35:19 AM We need more of these around europe, especially near russia. In Russia and the countries around there, people are more used to these kind of kiosks. So I guess they would be successful.Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Zebra on May 02, 2014, 09:12:24 AM We need more of these around europe, especially near russia. In Russia and the countries around there, people are more used to these kind of kiosks. So I guess they would be successful.Is that confirmed news, or some ambiguous rumors? Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on May 02, 2014, 09:51:41 AM We need more of these around europe, especially near russia. In Russia and the countries around there, people are more used to these kind of kiosks. So I guess they would be successful.no it's not banned, its like banning untouchables idea Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Zebra on May 02, 2014, 09:55:16 AM We need more of these around europe, especially near russia. In Russia and the countries around there, people are more used to these kind of kiosks. So I guess they would be successful.no it's not banned, its like banning untouchables idea So the Russia banned bitcoin is just rumors or false information? ??? Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: freshprince on May 02, 2014, 10:10:06 AM Nice, although the Netherlands hardly needed a way to obtain bitcoin. It's probably in the top 3 of easiest places in the world to obtain bitcoin.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: hilariousandco on May 02, 2014, 10:19:32 AM We need more of these around europe, especially near russia. In Russia and the countries around there, people are more used to these kind of kiosks. So I guess they would be successful.no it's not banned, its like banning untouchables idea So the Russia banned bitcoin is just rumors or false information? ??? Define 'banned'. I don't think any country have 'banned' it outright but some have put certain restrictions on it or from banks / businesses dealing with it. There's a lot of misinformation and uncertainty about too. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Lauda on May 02, 2014, 11:06:25 AM So the Russia banned bitcoin is just rumors or false information? ??? Define 'banned'. I don't think any country have 'banned' it outright but some have put certain restrictions on it or from banks / businesses dealing with it. There's a lot of misinformation and uncertainty about too. Quote Since mid-January, various arms of the Russian government have made moves designed to deter the use of Bitcoin and other virtual currency. On January 15, 2014, Russian legislators proposed three anti-terrorist amendments that impose regulations that would impose strict limits of 1000 RUR (30 USD) per day per person and 15000 RUR (450 USD) per month on anonymous “electronic” money transfers.[1] The proposed laws couple vague definitions of "anonymous" and "electronic" which potentially expose Bitcoin exchanges and users who exceed the limits to punishments of large fines and/or imprisonment.[2] On January 27, the Central Bank of Russia warned that businesses involved with Bitcoin would potentially be considered involved in money laundering or terrorism financing.[3] And finally, on February 6, the Prosecutor General's office appears to have said that Bitcoins and virtual currency are not legal tender, and thus, can not be used by citizens and legal persons in Russia.[4] This is a stark departure from the Russia of 2013, which was very bullish on ventures that provide technology-enabled transfers. But, virtual currency is not without Russian advocates. On January 24, 2014, Sberbank chief, Herman Gref, signaled opposition to restrictions on virtual currencies - calling them a "colossal step backward."[5] Perhaps more voices like this will temper the response to Bitcoins in the near future. That is what I meant. Restrictions are there, not banned completely. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on May 02, 2014, 10:48:02 PM http://www.youtube.com/embed/UyTMAAQEap8
We want a name for our machine any sugestion? Machine is called CHAUMY (David Chaum) CHAUMY THE CASHFEEDER or CHAUMY THE BANK DESTROYER Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on May 03, 2014, 09:25:53 AM Yesterday 25 entusiast bitcoin users visit CHAUMY, Amsterdam is trying bitcoin
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on May 04, 2014, 12:55:00 PM We manage yesterday to get 4 minutes prime time on dutch tv, to tell about atm and promote bitcoin:
http://www.uitzendinggemist.nl/afleveringen/1414701 (http://www.uitzendinggemist.nl/afleveringen/1414701) Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on May 24, 2014, 09:55:38 PM Chaumy is geting more and more happy bitcoin owners.
Tomorrow (25.05.2014) we will have mini meetup in Hofje van Wijs at 19.30. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: zimmah on May 25, 2014, 02:32:36 AM i 100% agree with you, but centralizing merchant adoption around bitpay and coinbase (any others?) is not a solution to the problem, it is just building a problem on top of a problem. Real merchant adoption of bitcoin can't happen until the price is more stable, which will probably be when people stop using Bitcoin as a store of value( i am guilty of this) and actually as a method of transacting online. Coinkite Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: zimmah on May 25, 2014, 02:37:29 AM i 100% agree with you, but centralizing merchant adoption around bitpay and coinbase (any others?) is not a solution to the problem, it is just building a problem on top of a problem. Real merchant adoption of bitcoin can't happen until the price is more stable, which will probably be when people stop using Bitcoin as a store of value( i am guilty of this) and actually as a method of transacting online. and guys we have to realize that there will be not much transactions this year at bitcoin accepting cafes or restaurants, maybe few people a months, so we are talking 100.00 maybe 200.00 euro, if there is bitcoin conferance in the city maybe more. So there is not so much risk for this small bussines to accepted and take a small risk or maybe big reward. coinbase and bitpay are concentrating on the big fishes, they are not much interested in small merchants, they just made a website for them and they charge 1% transaction fee for useing it, i think they should be free solution to this But when you look at the problem, you'll notice accepting Bitcoin, even with a 1% fee, will drive customers to your business (maybe not many yet, but definitely some) which it would never had otherwise had - so that 1% is basically nothing compared to not having had those sales to start with. You're being overly simplistic if you say cash does not apply fees. Indeed if you accept cash there's no company who will charge fees on the cash, however, if you deposit the cash at the bank you will need to pay a high price (banks are not happy with cash transactions), and the cash needs to be transported securily (not cheap either), and on top of that cash is a hassle (you need to have plenty of change) and a risk (the more cash you have in your store, to more likely it is you will get robbed). So with all those disadvantages of cash, I doubt they will see a 1% fee as a disadvantage. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Cryptopher on May 25, 2014, 12:08:17 PM I'm heading to Amsterdam in July, I may have to pay a visit and see how it works. I'm guessing that there are some local businesses that accept BTC as payment?
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: wachtwoord on May 25, 2014, 12:19:04 PM We manage yesterday to get 4 minutes prime time on dutch tv, to tell about atm and promote bitcoin: http://www.uitzendinggemist.nl/afleveringen/1414701 (http://www.uitzendinggemist.nl/afleveringen/1414701) Difficult to explain this in four minutes especially to the target audience of Kassa (general consumers). I think he/you did fine although I'm always disappointed if the following are not discussed: 1) The paper wallets you showed is just a representation and the private key is the lock. With it, ANYONE can take your money (use the vault + lock metaphor) 2) She asked about who guarantees Bitcoin. You could have told her that no-one does because no single entity is behind it (and you avoided saying anything negative about banks :P) Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Beyonce on May 25, 2014, 12:51:22 PM Are there many shops in amsterdam that accept bitcoin yet?
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: kokoarm on May 25, 2014, 12:57:30 PM I live near Amsterdam and the answer is no. occasional head shop yes maybe
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: DonnyMontana on May 25, 2014, 01:40:33 PM Nice, although the Netherlands hardly needed a way to obtain bitcoin. It's probably in the top 3 of easiest places in the world to obtain bitcoin.
Anyone know the fees on this thing? Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: zimmah on May 25, 2014, 01:40:55 PM Are there many shops in amsterdam that accept bitcoin yet? relatively, yes. absolutely, no. The Netherlands has, compared to other countries in the world, quite a lot of shops that accept bitcoin, but it's still not anywhere near mass adoption. I'm still waiting for the first supermarket chain to adopt it. I have contacted one of the largest chains around December, but they never acted on it, sadly. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Silly Money on May 25, 2014, 01:43:19 PM Amsterdams a pretty cool place. I look forward to going there and spending some coins. Hopfully some of the coffeeshops will accept them too.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Cryptopher on May 25, 2014, 01:49:17 PM Amsterdams a pretty cool place. I look forward to going there and spending some coins. Hopfully some of the coffeeshops will accept them too. I would have expected the independent coffee shops to have been the most inclined to accept Bitcoin payments, unless it causes them a legal headache, of course. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: 21pilot on May 25, 2014, 01:55:47 PM a few weeks ago I read about a Dutch city where a whole street of vendors introduced BTC payment option.
Anyone knows if this was in Amsterdam or in another Dutch town? Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Brooker on May 25, 2014, 03:04:20 PM a few weeks ago I read about a Dutch city where a whole street of vendors introduced BTC payment option. Anyone knows if this was in Amsterdam or in another Dutch town? I read about those over in the press section. Forgot what they were calling them though,. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: NotAtOld on May 25, 2014, 03:36:07 PM Any more info on this? What type of ATM is this? Can you do in & out? Travelling to Europe and would be ideal to just exchange my euros back into BTC when I leave.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on May 25, 2014, 04:41:11 PM as mentioned in the OP and many times during this thread, the machine is one way only, you can buy btc with your euro, not sell btc for euro.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Cryptopher on May 25, 2014, 04:43:17 PM as mentioned in the OP and many times during this thread, the machine is one way only, you can buy btc with your euro, not sell btc for euro. Can you imagine if it was two ways. People would be stood at the machine all day trading away, using it as their own personal exchange. Imagine the disputes between people in the queue! Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: wachtwoord on May 25, 2014, 04:56:31 PM as mentioned in the OP and many times during this thread, the machine is one way only, you can buy btc with your euro, not sell btc for euro. Can you imagine if it was two ways. People would be stood at the machine all day trading away, using it as their own personal exchange. Imagine the disputes between people in the queue! The same machine has a two-way version! Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Cryptopher on May 25, 2014, 05:00:54 PM as mentioned in the OP and many times during this thread, the machine is one way only, you can buy btc with your euro, not sell btc for euro. Can you imagine if it was two ways. People would be stood at the machine all day trading away, using it as their own personal exchange. Imagine the disputes between people in the queue! The same machine has a two-way version! Oh, so the manufacturer has made a two way version? Hmm, I'm curious to hear how these would perform and how often the exchange rate is refreshed. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: snarlpill on May 25, 2014, 05:14:39 PM as mentioned in the OP and many times during this thread, the machine is one way only, you can buy btc with your euro, not sell btc for euro. Can you imagine if it was two ways. People would be stood at the machine all day trading away, using it as their own personal exchange. Imagine the disputes between people in the queue! I really don't see that happening, as the maker of the ATM probably has it set to sell its BTC to customers at slightly higher than average market prices, and buying BTC from customers at slightly lower than average market prices. So the profit margin is probably absorbed by the ATM makers or whoever runs it. As far as the coffee shop that it is next to, you really need to find a way to offer at least a temporary discount to customers paying in BTC. You (skorek) might need to absorb these costs, maybe for a month or two. But there needs to be some kind of incentive for these people to buy BTC so that they can buy coffee cheaper. Otherwise -yes BTC is cool- but "why wouldn't I just walk in with cash and buy coffee with cash?" is what these customers might think/say. Props to you though! I hope your venture is very successful, and every other maker of BTC ATMs. Mass adoption, baby. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Cryptopher on May 25, 2014, 05:20:19 PM as mentioned in the OP and many times during this thread, the machine is one way only, you can buy btc with your euro, not sell btc for euro. Can you imagine if it was two ways. People would be stood at the machine all day trading away, using it as their own personal exchange. Imagine the disputes between people in the queue! I really don't see that happening, as the maker of the ATM probably has it set to sell its BTC to customers at slightly higher than average market prices, and buying BTC from customers at slightly lower than average market prices. So the profit margin is probably absorbed by the ATM makers or whoever runs it. As far as the coffee shop that it is next to, you really need to find a way to offer at least a temporary discount to customers paying in BTC. You (skorek) might need to absorb these costs, maybe for a month or two. But there needs to be some kind of incentive for these people to buy BTC so that they can buy coffee cheaper. Otherwise -yes BTC is cool- but "why wouldn't I just walk in with cash and buy coffee with cash?" is what these customers might think/say. Props to you though! I hope your venture is very successful, and every other maker of BTC ATMs. Mass adoption, baby. But this is the thing, the market sometimes fluctuates so much that even with the commission factored in, depending on how much this was, it may be viable to trade on two-way machine. Of course, the machine operator would still get their cut. Just curious to know how often it refreshes the market rate. I imagine that market fluctuations would be smoothed by taking an average value of sorts. Agree with the idea of slightly discounted cost of buying goods. Any form of discount is enough to make people question why that form of payment would be preferable. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: LesterTheEight on May 25, 2014, 08:33:51 PM Nice, although the Netherlands hardly needed a way to obtain bitcoin. It's probably in the top 3 of easiest places in the world to obtain bitcoin. Anyone know the fees on this thing? Possibly the top 1 easiest place even. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: wachtwoord on May 25, 2014, 08:43:08 PM Nice, although the Netherlands hardly needed a way to obtain bitcoin. It's probably in the top 3 of easiest places in the world to obtain bitcoin. Anyone know the fees on this thing? Possibly the top 1 easiest place even. It didn't use to be. In 2011 several Dutch banks (ING NV and Rabobank) repeatedly blocked bank transfers to Bitstamp. I'm not sure whether that changed (but other methods sprung up). Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Bibop on May 25, 2014, 09:00:11 PM How can I know if the ATM only giving back BTC and can not do the opposite?
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on June 07, 2014, 04:57:22 PM We can add some other coins to the ATM:
We will count your votes. Darkcoin? NEXT? Blackcoin? Doge? etc... Which one you would like to buy at the ATM Colective? Let Us Know... Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: RepublicSpace on June 07, 2014, 05:02:16 PM Hopefully I can pay the whores with BTC soon.
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on June 07, 2014, 05:07:15 PM We can add some other coins to the ATM: We will count your votes. Darkcoin? NEXT? Blackcoin? Doge? etc... Which one you would like to buy at the ATM Colective? Let Us Know... try getting the source code & control of the software first so you can see you ATM is secure and the developers(who still control the closed software) are not copying the private keys the machine gives out. also can I get that 0.09btc your owe me? Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on June 07, 2014, 05:11:40 PM this machine is not secure. the person operating it in amsterdam does not control the software, some eastern Europeans do. the operator has no idea what kind of mallware could ve installed on it.
do no keep bitcoins on a private key made by this machine Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on June 07, 2014, 05:21:56 PM thank you for the 0.09!
amazing how fast you sent it after I wrote here, although I have asked you several times over the last few days using conventional private means Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on June 07, 2014, 05:25:03 PM We can add some other coins to the ATM: We will count your votes. Darkcoin? NEXT? Blackcoin? Doge? etc... Which one you would like to buy at the ATM Colective? Let Us Know... try getting the source code & control of the software first so you can see you ATM is secure and the developers(who still control the closed software) are not copying the private keys the machine gives out. also can I get that 0.09btc your owe me? Sent 0.09 BTC to 1BWFPUCUgR2sUEg3EQmPbpdr5KPmB6ibtB ab7151a65e804b8a95e79f8b5b2e7e5f1d6aa37a0a4c81a36ba589a74c703916 i think is easier and safer to buy from public ATM then to deal with shady individuals Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on June 07, 2014, 05:35:45 PM this machine is not secure. the person operating it in amsterdam does not control the software, some eastern Europeans do. the operator has no idea what kind of mallware could ve installed on it. do no keep bitcoins on a private key made by this machine I am publicaly willing to retract and apologise for the above statement if I am wrong. edit: my concern is genuine if what I write is true, if I am wrong I am sorry and my intent was never to damage reputation just warn the public of the possibilities. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on June 07, 2014, 06:24:07 PM How can I know if the ATM only giving back BTC and can not do the opposite? Every ATM is sending BTC to your private wallet, that you are in control. So it's impossible to send them from there. Only you can do it. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on June 07, 2014, 06:29:20 PM I retract my statement and publicly apologise!
I was under the impression the ATM's printed "temporary" private keys to a btc address if you did not already own a wallet. my concerns are incorrect and inaccurate, my apologies. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: unexecuted on June 07, 2014, 06:36:13 PM Has anyone tried to use it and knows the commision rate of a ATM? :D
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Justin00 on June 07, 2014, 07:42:55 PM drugs, hookers and now BTC wooohooo! this town has everything !
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: JypsiCreme on June 08, 2014, 07:26:24 AM What is the rate bitcoin-to-cash in this ATM?
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on June 08, 2014, 08:35:15 AM Has anyone tried to use it and knows the commision rate of a ATM? :D 5% Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on June 08, 2014, 08:36:10 AM What is the rate bitcoin-to-cash in this ATM? NO bitcoin to cash via machine directly only cash to bitcoin Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: Nawaytes on June 10, 2014, 02:17:04 AM This is awesome, another ATM and It's in Amsterdam now, i see those ATM starts spreading all over the world, another good news. :) I hope my country have oneTitle: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: tuhangiigu36138 on June 10, 2014, 04:50:22 AM Did we got exchange?
Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on June 10, 2014, 09:56:38 AM Has anyone tried to use it and knows the commision rate of a ATM? :D We use rates are from BTC-e and we place 6% fee. You have to know that rates on Kraken are 9% higher. So we have the lowest rate in the industry. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on June 10, 2014, 10:11:57 AM So great news from Bitcoin ATM collective. www.Mrbitco.in Since today, there is a second machine in Amsterdam which become operational, we just finish testing today. 3 more are already in Holland and will be ready by the end of this week. ATM are from General Bytes. We will configure all 4 ATM's to the servers in the begin of next week and they will be ready to go into big fiat money world. If you own premium location ( The Netherlands only) and you are big fun of bitcoin, lets us know. We are looking for good homes for all 4 machines. https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-prp8lGiPCwY/U5bVNr7RihI/AAAAAAAAEY4/18BNUeZy-j4/w506-h675/10.06.2014%2B-%2B1 https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-Ic4NliozoEA/U5bU5FhuHdI/AAAAAAAAEYc/WE7tylcp2JQ/w506-h380/10.06.2014%2B-%2B1 http://www.coindesk.com/czech-bitcoin-atm-maker-general-bytes-ready-ship-worldwide/ Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on June 10, 2014, 10:26:20 AM Has anyone tried to use it and knows the commision rate of a ATM? :D We use rates are from BTC-e and we place 6% fee. You have to know that rates on Kraken are 9% higher. So we have the lowest rate in the industry.kraken trade fee 0.2%. = 480.55 per coin based on 479.6 + 0.2% atm trade fee 6% = 503 per coin based on 475 + 6% you may be more convenient if in the area and it saves the whole verification process on kraken which takes 24hrs without submitting any real documents. your machine will and does have advantages but certainly not the lowest price in the industry. the main advantage would be for those looking to buy or sell anonymously and in a hurry without going via their bank. Title: Re: Second Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on June 10, 2014, 12:40:42 PM Amsterdam Bitcoin Boulevard is comming soon.
If you want to accept BTC in your bussines just let us know. We install you www.bitkassa.nl and you will get tablet from www.bitstraat.nl to accept payments. Whole process takes 10 min. Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: 21pilot on June 10, 2014, 12:59:01 PM So great news from Bitcoin ATM collective. www.Mrbitco.in Since today, there is a second machine in Amsterdam which become operational, we just finish testing today. 3 more are already in Holland and will be ready by the end of this week. ATM are from General Bytes. We will configure all 4 ATM's to the servers in the begin of next week and they will be ready to go into big fiat money world. If you own premium location ( The Netherlands only) and you are big fun of bitcoin, lets us know. We are looking for good homes for all 4 machines. ... (in particular -> is only the buying of BTC possible or is it a two-way machine ? ) Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: ShakyhandsBTCer on June 13, 2014, 12:10:57 AM i 100% agree with you, but centralizing merchant adoption around bitpay and coinbase (any others?) is not a solution to the problem, it is just building a problem on top of a problem. Real merchant adoption of bitcoin can't happen until the price is more stable, which will probably be when people stop using Bitcoin as a store of value( i am guilty of this) and actually as a method of transacting online. and guys we have to realize that there will be not much transactions this year at bitcoin accepting cafes or restaurants, maybe few people a months, so we are talking 100.00 maybe 200.00 euro, if there is bitcoin conferance in the city maybe more. So there is not so much risk for this small bussines to accepted and take a small risk or maybe big reward. coinbase and bitpay are concentrating on the big fishes, they are not much interested in small merchants, they just made a website for them and they charge 1% transaction fee for useing it, i think they should be free solution to this But when you look at the problem, you'll notice accepting Bitcoin, even with a 1% fee, will drive customers to your business (maybe not many yet, but definitely some) which it would never had otherwise had - so that 1% is basically nothing compared to not having had those sales to start with. You're being overly simplistic if you say cash does not apply fees. Indeed if you accept cash there's no company who will charge fees on the cash, however, if you deposit the cash at the bank you will need to pay a high price (banks are not happy with cash transactions), and the cash needs to be transported securily (not cheap either), and on top of that cash is a hassle (you need to have plenty of change) and a risk (the more cash you have in your store, to more likely it is you will get robbed). So with all those disadvantages of cash, I doubt they will see a 1% fee as a disadvantage. There would not be any companies that will charge a fee to accept bitcoin. For companies it would be the opposite as they no longer have the costs associated with VISA/MC or the costs associated with transferring cash to the bank (this does cost companies money). Where a percentage fee would come into play in when you are exchanging fiat for bitcoin (at an ATM, or an exchange). Title: Re: Second Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: bananaeater on June 13, 2014, 10:37:54 AM Been to Amsterdam nearly 5 years ago,thats a wicked place. Coffeeshops, i still remember them... One day i will go back there and pay with Bitcoin! YAASSS!
Title: Re: Second Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: makebitcoin on June 13, 2014, 03:24:35 PM Very nice to see there are more ATM's popping up. I'll be sure to buy some coins when I'm in Amsterdam.
Title: Re: Second Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: ShakyhandsBTCer on June 14, 2014, 01:59:25 AM Very nice to see there are more ATM's popping up. I'll be sure to buy some coins when I'm in Amsterdam. Hopefully companies (small businesses) based in Amsterdam will start to accept bitcoin in masse. Title: Re: Second Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: RepublicSpace on June 14, 2014, 08:39:34 PM So does this print out euros ? or is it the other way around?
Title: Re: Second Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: joshraban76 on June 14, 2014, 08:43:58 PM You know, I used to like the Netherlands, once they were having smoking cannabis is legal.
I like the government way of thinking there, you are adopting technology in really a fast way. And yes, all Netherlands will be accepting bitcoin payments in masses. But the machine look sucks to be honest, but what is important that it's fully operational. Title: Re: Second Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on July 14, 2014, 04:25:42 PM More Location will be added this week to growing BTC ATM Collective in Amsterdam.
Amsterdam West Postjesweg 96 and Science Park. www.mrbico.in Title: Re: First Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: hollowframe on July 15, 2014, 04:00:09 AM Has anyone tried to use it and knows the commision rate of a ATM? :D We use rates are from BTC-e and we place 6% fee. You have to know that rates on Kraken are 9% higher. So we have the lowest rate in the industry.kraken trade fee 0.2%. = 480.55 per coin based on 479.6 + 0.2% atm trade fee 6% = 503 per coin based on 475 + 6% you may be more convenient if in the area and it saves the whole verification process on kraken which takes 24hrs without submitting any real documents. your machine will and does have advantages but certainly not the lowest price in the industry. the main advantage would be for those looking to buy or sell anonymously and in a hurry without going via their bank. Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on July 15, 2014, 09:49:45 PM We can add any altcoin with an API and exchange to our 4 ATM'S from General Bytes. #Bitcoin ATM API. #litcoin , #dogecoin any-coin ATM! Programmers, check out the API here http://buff.ly/1ny0kmc to add your coin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRtrnNg_svA&feature=youtu.be&utm_content=buffer3ddd5&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRtrnNg_svA&feature=youtu.be&utm_content=buffer3ddd5&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer) https://github.com/GENERALBYTESCOM/batm_public?utm_content=buffere9d3b&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer (https://github.com/GENERALBYTESCOM/batm_public?utm_content=buffere9d3b&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer) Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: IIOII on July 15, 2014, 10:36:32 PM Wow, I've never seen this ATM model before.
I think it has the best design of all models I've seen. Simple and clean. To me it doesn't matter that it's a one-way only machine: In future nobody will use fiat anymore, so it doesn't matter. :) Title: Re: Second Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: osmotic on July 16, 2014, 12:47:33 AM So does this print out euros ? or is it the other way around? If it gives out notes then it can compete with the bureaux de change rip off fees. There always seems to be at least 20 cents difference between what they buy at and sell at. Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on July 16, 2014, 06:49:53 PM Which altcoins would you like to buy at Bitcoin ATM Collective?
We value your opinions. Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: Coin919 on July 17, 2014, 04:30:40 AM How many Bitcoin ATM they have now? :-\
Title: Re: Second Bitcoin ATM in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on July 17, 2014, 07:10:27 AM So does this print out euros ? or is it the other way around? If it gives out notes then it can compete with the bureaux de change rip off fees. There always seems to be at least 20 cents difference between what they buy at and sell at. at a 5-7% commision the ATM's charge i would stick to the conventional currency exchange. Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on July 18, 2014, 11:13:24 PM How many Bitcoin ATM they have now? :-\ 3 are placed in Amsterdam, we have 3 more waiting for nice location. You know some let Us know: www.mrbitco.in Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on July 18, 2014, 11:26:12 PM Second Bitcoin Atm from Bitcoin ATM Collective Placed in Cafe the Polder on University Science Park 205, 1098 XH Amsterdam Open between 10.00-24.00 https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-VvBxhHT4y6Y/U8mq4j3rZVI/AAAAAAAAAIg/3ZPrJKQn27U/w506-h380/26d8cfb6-6e26-40ad-be03-fc9e643b3851.jpg Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: Minecache on July 18, 2014, 11:48:58 PM Anyone know how busy or not these ATMs are? And I mean throughout the world not just here. I've yet to see one so curious how the uptake is going.
Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on July 19, 2014, 09:49:05 AM http://yourfreebitcoin.blogspot.nl/2014/07/second-bitcoin-atm-from-bitcoin-atm.html?spref=fb Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: gondel on July 19, 2014, 10:04:47 AM Hello,
Hsppy to hear that more ATMs are out there:) My question is where are the two way ATMs? I will be happy to visit a country in Europe with my phone and spend some coins on a vacation. Really want to know that, can someone also PM me for this? BR Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on July 19, 2014, 10:33:00 PM Hello, In first location on Zeedijk 43 you can sell your coins directly to the owner of the place. Just ask for Lex.Hsppy to hear that more ATMs are out there:) My question is where are the two way ATMs? I will be happy to visit a country in Europe with my phone and spend some coins on a vacation. Really want to know that, can someone also PM me for this? BR In 2 weeks they are coming 3 two way ATM's to Amsterdam, so no worry. Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on July 20, 2014, 09:03:43 AM Bitcoin ATM Collective is the only decentralized organization where you can buy part of ATM, help bitcoin exposure and earn some crypto from transation fee. We have the cheapest transaction fee of 5%. Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective place 3 ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on July 31, 2014, 07:22:29 PM Mrbitco.in ATM Collective is growing. We have now 10 ATM from diferrent producers. Our goal is to bring bitcoin close to every household on the planet.
Finance wise it depends on what is expect by us. We try to grow and keep our resources local. We want to operate like a collective, when you can buy part of ATM and get paid every month from transaction fee. This way we can grow faster and we can place more ATM in shorter time of period. We know that divident system is kind of problematic in bitcoin reality. We don't give it a name, we are still busy and on the lookout for right solution. We look at Mastercoin. We look at Counterparty. We don't use banks, we use only local miners or exchanges, who supply machines with BTC or cash. We currently run the IT network for the ATMs at our customer locations. We service the units or provide maintenance servcies in case of problems. (like cleaning bill acceptor, cash removal, restarts, troubleshooting, etc.) We also run their backend software if required by the ATM. Business model depends on the location and ownership model. Some ATM units are private owned, others are own by collective of people and others are factory owned. In all cases we keep their units operational. (within reason, sometimes problems caused by situations beyond control like blockchain.info down). We serve as a local point of contact for support. We promote the locations on Coinmap and in the Bitcoin Media. We help promote the ATM brand by answering questions about the ATMs at meetups and conferences. We help build awareness for the ATM brands we operate: BTC-O-Matic, General Bytes, BitAccess, BitXatm, Lamassu. We help field test their units. Depending on the stability of the units, the amount of time between service calls. We can place these units all over the Netherlands. Should they be maintenance prone, we will only be able to use them in the Amsterdam, Den Haag, Utrecht areas. We hope they will be stable enough for national deployment. The BATM units from General Bytes are refille by miners we know here in the area. They fill our machines with Bitcoin, we collect the cash and sell at Bitstamp + transaction fee. Cash from the machine we pay to the owner of the Bitcoins sold . The commission is MrBitcoin's for operating the machine and the server backend. These machines are private owned or crowdfunded and own by the collective. The BitAccess machines are 2-way and come with a cash recycler, reducing 'cash-calls' for us. Need us to have a float at the exchange. We get these machines placed for free and split commission with the factory. Should bank fees (cash deposits, transfers to / from Bitstamp, Kraken, etc.) go up, these fees have to renegotiate. Current AML / KYC regulations are not implemented in the BTC-O-Matic units now. BATM units we configured have text message or fingerprint for transactions above 2000 EUR. and a photoID plus fingerprint for transactions above 15.000 EUR. These transactions must be report. We can also option for another form of verification, in general we stick to our limit and we should be safe since these units are one way only. The Lamassu 2-way unit will have a bit of an issue in this field as it is a 2-way and no AML / KYC features have been install as of today. Should the machines have no KYC / AML features, we can always limit them to the 2000 EUR / transaction. We found that if people need to register, they walk away from the machine. We don't want to put up any more barriers to buy bitcoin than needed by law. http://www.mrbitco.in Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on August 09, 2014, 04:19:33 PM Bitcoin ATM locations map - find closest Bitcoin ATM
http://coinatmradar.com http://coinmap.org Our Location: http://coincourant.nl/eerste-bitcoin-atm-in-amsterdam/ http://coinatmradar.com/bitcoin_atm/144/bitcoin-atm-btc-o-matic-amsterdam-cafe-restaurant-polder/ http://coinatmradar.com/bitcoin_atm/168/bitcoin-atm-general-bytes-arnhem-roses-lounge/ http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2814633096 My experience buying bitcoins at cafe "Hofje van Wijs" (Zeedijk 43, Amsterdam): scanned my QR-code (from paper!) and inserted 50 euro. Done! http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2bodh3/my_experience_buying_bitcoins_at_cafe_hofje_van Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on August 10, 2014, 03:39:41 PM Bitcoin ATM Collective Placed new machine in Arnhem> Rose's Lounge Rijnkade 49, 6811 HB Arnhem, The Netherlands Check out at: Mrbitco.in http://coinatmradar.com/bitcoin_atm/168/bitcoin-atm-general-bytes-arnhem-roses-lounge Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on August 10, 2014, 03:42:11 PM MrBitcoin ATM collective expands to #London as first #Bitcoin billboards are spotted on public transport Busses. :)
https://vine.co/u/1077257948067184640 (https://vine.co/u/1077257948067184640) Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: Clegg on August 10, 2014, 03:55:13 PM Are you going to put any in the coffeeshops? I'm going to Amsterdam soon.
Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: 1986 on August 10, 2014, 05:00:22 PM Are you going to put any in the coffeeshops? I'm going to Amsterdam soon. I think that would be a big draw for them. I think weed and bitcoins go hand in hand hehe. Would be nice to see some coffeeshops there accepting btc. Are there any yet? Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on August 13, 2014, 07:15:31 AM Used an ATM yesyerday. Market price 423e price recieved 399€
ATM collective or ATM mafioso edit: in all fairness this was a ATM owned by easybitt LLC not MrBitcoin Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: Hiraga on August 13, 2014, 07:50:35 AM Great, atm's are a perfect way to empower the use of bitcoin.
Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: BitCoinNutJob on August 13, 2014, 08:14:20 AM what we could do with is an up to date ATM map for bitcoin, someone build bitcoinatmmap.com and allow community to ad locations. Or someone could build a mega post that would be cheaper ;D Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: bornil267645 on August 13, 2014, 08:25:34 AM Is all the 5 operational or it will be. and is there a map of the places so we can find it easily?
Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: Hiraga on August 13, 2014, 09:15:51 AM I think ATM's should be ready to welcome at least 50 different coins, letting users to decide which one is best. Altcoins won't easily be integrated, they come and go as dayflies. https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRjTO2kZQU4WLwHGeGA8Dn-iGTgLpAfO6bnM8Wfv3bTgNJMS7sGKA Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: oceans on August 13, 2014, 11:00:07 AM This is brilliant! Maybe we will start seeing more of these around hopefully in different places. Once more start appearing it's going to make people curious as to what they are and want to find out what they are meaning more may start to become more curious about bitcoin.
Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: Mr Tea on August 13, 2014, 11:05:57 AM Amsterdam seems to be thriving at the moment. Is that 'bitcoin boulevard' there still going?
I think ATM's should be ready to welcome at least 50 different coins, letting users to decide which one is best. Altcoins won't easily be integrated, they come and go as dayflies. https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRjTO2kZQU4WLwHGeGA8Dn-iGTgLpAfO6bnM8Wfv3bTgNJMS7sGKA True, but maybe some of the other most popular ones can be integrated, though I don't think there's much point in doing so. Can't imagine there's much demmand for alts at the moment. Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: Jamie_Boulder on August 13, 2014, 11:07:37 AM Wish they had more of these in Cali :( it's a sad day when everyone in the world has something we don't
Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: elasticband on August 13, 2014, 11:37:06 AM Amsterdam seems to be thriving at the moment. Is that 'bitcoin boulevard' there still going? There has never been a "bitcoin boulevard" in Amsterdam as of yet. Bitcoin Bolevard is active in The Hague, with a few other one day events in other towns. Not Amsterdam yet. Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will place 5 NEW ATM's in Amsterdam Post by: skorek on August 17, 2014, 01:41:25 PM What will happen when you place bitcoin ATM on the University campus?
They are many possible scenario. This one is place on Amsterdam Science Park. Where early attempts to integrate cryptography with electronic money were made by David Chaum (Chaum.com) (inventor of many cryptographic protocols). We place ATM on local campus restaurant. After one week, ATM was attacked and Pacman eat all the bitcoins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuGiupGcSNY Title: Bitcoin ATM Collective is looking for locations. Post by: skorek on August 23, 2014, 11:35:39 AM Good news, we have 5 new BitXatm those are 2 way machines, we want to place them in the first week of September. We need your help, we are looking for location in Amsterdam and other Dutch cities. If you are a business owner, or your friend is a business owner. Let us know. We want to know as well if you know any bitcoin friendly places around Amsterdam that want to accept BTC, we would like to contact them all for Bitcoin City Amsterdam. And remember always to ask everywhere you pay or buy anything: - "Can I pay with BTC, please." https://www.bitxatm.com/wp-content/uploads/tower-black.png (https://www.bitxatm.com/wp-content/uploads/tower-black.png) Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective is looking for locations. Post by: skorek on September 07, 2014, 02:34:47 AM We just placed the first ever BitXatm at cafe Restaurant Polder in Science Park (Amsterdam). The unit is a two way Bitcoin ATM so you can get either Bitcoins out of the machine or sell your coins and get cash out. No difficult verification process, get your cash or coins in 40 seconds! Give it a try, let us know what you think of this brand new model Bitcoin ATM.
https://scontent-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpf1/v/t1.0-9/10593024_583253341779957_4052860327370659608_n.png?oh=b4858ebf50f2fc9138d51c3638fa1422&oe=54920987 Science Park 205, 1098 XH Amsterdam Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective is looking for locations. Post by: skorek on September 07, 2014, 05:19:17 PM MrBitco.in fight for bitcoin freedom with Bitcoin Giants.
http://www.youtube.com/embed/oDaP7x7SIWg?list=UUagTWmV32nWAEGEteYQuwkg (http://www.youtube.com/embed/oDaP7x7SIWg?list=UUagTWmV32nWAEGEteYQuwkg) Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will sell Dogecoin Litecoin Guldencoin soon... Post by: Bitbirdhunt on September 07, 2014, 05:49:24 PM Wow, I've never seen this ATM model before.
I think it has the best design of all models I've seen. Simple and clean. To me it doesn't matter that it's a one-way only machine: In future nobody will use fiat anymore, so it doesn't matter. Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will sell Dogecoin Litecoin Guldencoin soon... Post by: 21pilot on September 07, 2014, 06:01:37 PM Wow, I've never seen this ATM model before. I think it has the best design of all models I've seen. Simple and clean. To me it doesn't matter that it's a one-way only machine: In future nobody will use fiat anymore, so it doesn't matter. it´s a two-way machine! Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will sell Dogecoin Litecoin Guldencoin soon... Post by: skorek on September 09, 2014, 07:10:46 PM Today it's important day. If BTC Bitcoin is money is Litecoin money as well? MrBitcoin is proud to announce:
World First. We start to sell Litecoin in all our ATM's from General Bytes. [/b]You can buy it since today in Amsterdam and Arnhem. Title: Re: Bitcoin ATM Collective will sell Dogecoin Litecoin Guldencoin soon... Post by: CoinATMRadar on September 11, 2014, 08:58:13 PM World First. ... Well, not first in the world, as litecoins and dogecoins are bought and sold in Genesis1 machines for quite a while, but still a very nice achievement, congrats! Title: Re: Mrbitco.in ATM Collective starts to sell Litecoin today Post by: igl00 on September 12, 2014, 12:57:22 AM how can one invest in your business to get shares?
Title: Re: Mrbitco.in ATM Collective starts to sell Litecoin today Post by: MrBitco.in on September 13, 2014, 10:56:50 AM how can one invest in your business to get shares? Just contact us via www.mrbitco.in (http://www.mrbitco.in) We are busy to implement some more altcoins to our machines. This week we are looking for Dogecoin barons, who wish to sell their crypto wealth. Title: Re: Mrbitco.in ATM Collective starts to sell Litecoin today Post by: igl00 on September 14, 2014, 03:16:56 AM how can one invest in your business to get shares? Just contact us via www.mrbitco.in (http://www.mrbitco.in) We are busy to implement some more altcoins to our machines. This week we are looking for Dogecoin barons, who wish to sell their crypto wealth. will do. also just so others know - which machines have LTC and do they just have it or you implemented it? Title: Re: Mrbitco.in ATM Collective starts to sell Litecoin today Post by: Pacowomo on September 14, 2014, 05:40:04 AM Is Litecoin still a thing?
Title: Re: Mrbitco.in ATM Collective starts to sell Litecoin today Post by: Mesterlovesz74 on November 24, 2014, 03:38:08 PM how can one invest in your business to get shares? Just contact us via www.mrbitco.in (http://www.mrbitco.in) We are busy to implement some more altcoins to our machines. This week we are looking for Dogecoin barons, who wish to sell their crypto wealth. Hi, what happened after september 14? Is there any news around? What if I want to host a BTC ATM? Is it possible to rent it or there is only a buying option? Title: Re: Mrbitco.in ATM Collective starts to sell Litecoin today Post by: tins on November 25, 2014, 12:49:49 AM |
