ATM

CodeXploit1978

I dont know about you but we have BTC ATM-s in my country. You can buy or sell for fiat on them.

Mathemus

Was this one of those branches that eliminated all but one teller window and insisted on you using a glorified ATM?

dvsbyknight

Not strange that there's a bitcoin ATM there but strange that it's being displayed at that zoom level.

_FreeThinker

GetCoins Bitcoin ATM

GGAllinzGhost

Everytime I have a thousand bucks extra I go to an ATM and buy anonymously and put it onto an address.

cxr303

I'll gladly take some off your hand locally... ha! In all honesty though, I have no clue... most over seen is a few more ATMs pop up. Makes me think back to the first time I saw the ATM at the station on the corner of Gov and Gennesee

Stunning-Project-621

When I have money, I go to BTC ATM and send it to my Trezor. Simple as that.

MoneroFuture

There are physical Bitcoin ATM’s that accept cash, in my city at least, that you can use 100% anonymously. Look to see if there are any by you

Useful-Strike4351

I'm sorry can you please elaborate so I have my Bitcoin on cash app and I'm thinking about putting it in a wallet but I only have like $1,000 worth. It makes sense that I can use my key to buy something or go directly to an ATM without using the middleman of cash app, venmo or coinbase etc. Joe, the only real risk is Cash app, venmo, coinbasecrypto.com, etc etc. Become flooded. Lockup with liquidity issues from a run? Is there an aspect to this I'm missing?? Though this is enough to make me worry slightly

moemonies1

I seen drug dealers, wads full of cash in their hand. At the BTC ATM, looking left and right, feeding bills into the machine nervously..... Have to say though. Smartest dealer ive seen. Except for way hes doing it. Ima wait at that BTC ATM next time with my baseball bat,......

Wonderful_Fun543

Stand next to a BTC ATM, and offer a better rate than the machine does? I Don't know OP, I just hold.

brianddk

> <500e What's an `e` ? Assuming EUR. > bitcoin a good option? More expensive then most I suppose. > Also, it is understandable to be some fees but paying a fee to buy, an unknown fee to move to my wallet, and an other unknown fee to send to the other person seems a bit...weird? This is likely more the meat of your question. The fee to buy BTC range from 0.25% (Kraken Maker post-only Limit Order) to 30% (ATM or moonpay), so never assume you know what "reasonable" fees will be. Fee to send BTC range from 0.001 EUR (Lightning) to $200 EUR (Layer 1 on halving day). > guide 1. Tell your friend to send you a Bitcoin Lightning Invoice 2. Make an account on Kraken and enable Pro features 3. Place a post-only limit order buy 301e. 4. Once the order triggers send the 300e to your friends Lightning Invoice

snoopydodoubleg

This little DIY Bitcoin Lightning ATM even has NFC, using a bolt card... You can top up and pay with bitcoin from the same card. [DIY Bitcoin Lightning ATM](https://youtu.be/PaNHIwoKJis)

Pin_ups

Short answer, NO. Long answer, we simply can not capture 100% energy to utilize into our economy, meaning, many of energy resources is insufficient ATM and we are already struggling to build mega projects for energy generation with half the cost. Bitcoin is simply a currency where energy is converted into a buying power and currently, there aren't enough energy to power an economy build on digital assets!

Gr8tshag

Exactly. And try using an ATM with banks limiting the amount you can draw from your account. Or credit cards imposing foreign currency penalties and payment limits. Today you can land in Zurich, grab a taxi to a Porsche dealer I know that accepts bitcoin and buy your dream car from your phone without any of the hassles involved in a fiat transaction.

Own_Dinner8039

I'll probably sell about 1/3 the next time we're at an ATM and strategically reinvest 85% of it so that it simulates dividends. I will have a better strategy for regular DCA once my condo sells and my finances stabilize

KaiSosceles

This is the downside no one talks about with custody g your entire life savings in an "untraceable" method. The casual wrench attack from anyone, i clouding authorities. Would someone torture you for money from your bank account? You'd be limited by ATM withdrawals and a wire transfer would likely get picked up by a banks trust and safety team. A crypto wallet transfer? Good luck, you might as well be handing over cash to someone.

Glittering_Ad_4856

I did business with CoinMe and was very happy with the result until one day, one of their ATM kept 7k … I tried contacting their customer service for weeks with no success… then finally they responded asking me to send them proof of my purchase which I had with me and sent everything they asked to get my money back… two months later CoinMe customer service contacted me through email telling me there’s nothing they can do to get me my money back because it was sent to another “unknown “ wallet!! These people are thieves!! Don’t use their ATMs… you will lose big time!!! Warning!!

Wise_Tear4

He had no clue like absolutely every single human that bitcoin would explode to where it is today. So he was a shill pushing a 2013 shit coin. If he actually had any proof to his theory he would have bought $100 or $1000 of bitcoin back then And not sold until 13 Nov 2024 when it will be worth exactly $1.2 Million the ATM before the next bull market.

HedgeHog2k

I don't understand the need for physical ATMs in a digital world... why would I travel to such an ATM...? just have a good (lightning)wallet app that allows you to topup your wallet from your local payment methods and you achieve the same. In theory whatever you see here on the screen could just be a website you go to... let competition thrive and the one with the lowest fees / best UX will win. These ATMs are just a waste of resources.

maxcoiner

Wow, Vancouver again... They had the world's First BTC ATM if memory serves, way back in 2015.

Narrow_Elk6755

Lightning specifically?  ATM have existed for a long while.

P0werFighter

That's crazy. Is there a worldwide map where we can find these BTC ATM ? I've never seen one in France, but at these rates i won't use it lmao.

4shLite

That’s normal for exchanges, and actually pretty low for an ATM. Some of them charge 10-20%

Embarrassed-Score714

This is a very serious matter. We should have bitcoin ATM and stores around the world fast just incase

Elly0xCrypto

Nice, the ATM network is growing hard!

Vakua_Lupo

Bitcoin ATM that dispense cash do exist, however - Depending on local regulations and the amount you are selling, you may be required to verify your identity! Taxman always wants his share!

death_hawk

Back in the day where they had cash in wooden drawers I would probably agree. But I can't remember the last time I saw a bank without that employee only "ATM" type thing where they withdraw the amount of cash you need for you out of their machine. IDK what the logistics of stealing/accessing that thing are, but I can't imagine it'd be easy/fast.

death_hawk

20 years ago when all bills were just in a wooden drawer? Sure. But I don't think I've seen a bank today that doesn't have that "ATM" like thing but for employees where they punch in what they need and a machine dispenses it. What are you realistically stealing out of that thing? > Dude could’ve easily electronically transferred $9k out too. Could've? Sure. Easily? Not so much. If I wanted to move $9k from one account of mine to another account of mine today, I would have had to set it up with my bank 3 days ago. Oh and not all banks support this. There are "instant" transfer methods available (here in Canada it's Interac ETransfer) but I'm limited to $2500/day with my particular bank. So I'd have to do it over 4 days.

johnjonesnewphone

Crazy…. I wonder what would have happened if you tried to go to the ATM after

MessageMePuppies

Meanwhile I can pull up to my bank's ATM and withdraw $3000 in a matter of seconds.

Hodl_it

With my Bitcoin Visa card, in just about 10 seconds. It's my preferred method for nearly everything, even my morning coffee. I've never faced any issues with it. On a recent vacation abroad, I effortlessly withdrew $2,000 from a local ATM, free of charge. Additionally, Bitcoin was converted real time to local currency at the exact market rate. Plus, with every transaction, I receive 1.5% cashback.

dark_deadline

Mexc and gate doesn't allow deposits of moons ATM

Bulky_Mall7094

I don’t need this and neither do they. If the OP is still interested about this, you should go to a bitcoin ATM that does not require KYC. Don’t listen to this guy.

watchingbigbrother63

If you have CashApp you can transfer your BTC to the app then sell it on the App. You can then spend it via your CashApp debit card or get cash from an ATM machine. Is that what you were looking for?

Halo22B

It's a 1x 20% discount on the ATM fee. Don't quite your day job, lol. https://twitter.com/CoinFlip/status/1740779740816920842?t=ojs7O0bC1pg4jAdU4gA7Lg&s=19

Cheap_Meaning

If you could force someone into their home with a gun to get their seed phrase what's stopping them from forcing you into your home to steal anything else? Or stealing jewelry right off your body. Or force them by gun to an ATM and clean their accounts. If you split up your seed phrase and store it in different places wouldn't that make a wrench attack a kind of a pain in the ass, id just take the gold chain and run. I guess you could scheme a big plan to target someone with 500k in BTC and plan it all out and hope they have their phrase at home. With all that planning I'm sure you could steal something else valuable and get away with it just as easy. And how is the car a terrible analogy? You just said desperate ppl can do far worse for far less, so they will kill you for your car then. Whats the difference? Seems like you shouldn't expose your wealth through a fancy car.

SmoothGoing

Depends on context. DNM customers will pay 10% more than that at a bitcoin ATM to get their party supplies. Someone lost in the desert for days will pay $100 for a bottle of water. That doesn't mean water's real worth is $100 per bottle.

BobMackey87

Shit's cheap, ATM.

courtrye

It sounds like you’ve never mined it, received it as a gift, used a faucet, purchased low values from ATM’s or Canada Post.

AverageSafe613

Now we NEED the HTTPS. It's like it's HTTP ATM. And the Feds are are treating privacy oriented people like their outright criminals smh. Look into Samourai Wallet, what happening with the appeals case for Bitcoin Fog, and this video by Snowden from a year ago. Stay up crypto community! https://youtu.be/jFm1_UJtGlc?si=ydhvfqPiL7utYJTB

DraftBusts

I would like to start investing $50 weekly into BTC using cash at a BTC ATM and transferring the coins into cold storage. I am not familiar enough with BTC to do this, but I'd like to make a trial run. 1) Privacy is a consideration. I am a law abiding citizen and will remain so, but I wish to keep my identity totally disassociated from the coins. The reason I am buying them is as an emergency store of value in case of global hyperinflation and I feel crypto might be the first thing the money printers- who control the laws- really, really attack in that scenario; I want to be totally off the radar to the maximum extent possible. Just small amounts I'm dealing with here, to feed my family in a weird situation. 2) I understand there are 'crypto ATMs' where small-amount crypto purchases can be made using cash. What ones are the most trustworthy and where might I find them? 3) What is the process for getting the crypto I paid for, via the ATM, into a cold storage wallet that is totally free of the internet and my info?

UnmentionableChuck

I bought half a Bitcoin for 98 dollars from a Bitcoin ATM in 2014. Of course I lost it not much later and didn't care until it was too late 😔. We all have those stories to tell our children 😂

TheMaskedManIsAPilot

I purchased 30 dollars worth on the 23rd and have not received it yet. I have used ATM again and received the newer transactions tho

ResearcherNo9430

I’ve had the same issue, My customer sent btc 4-5 days ago from an Athena ATM to my address, It hasn’t even shown up on blockchain yet He tried a different atm on the same address, it came fine But guess we lost the earlier BTC What the heck is wrong with Athena?

VividBranch3945

I used to have a bitcoin ATM near me (20 miles away tbe) it went out of business. Recover yourself sir.

neen209

Crow with knife… It’s hilarious how crypto became straight memes & real world use cases are somewhat ignored ATM (won’t be for long, it’s inevitable) but I’m not gonna lie, crow with knife sounds hilarious & im tempted to invest because of their logo lol

SPXJUICYPUMPZ

Literally exactly. I have children, own a home, have a car, use a smart phone. Definitely obvious that I have SOME cash SOMEWHERE. Should I do all my ATM transactions in the middle of nowhere in the middle of the night? Don't want anyone seeing me take 100 dollars out of an ATM. They may ask me for it.

bafras

This is messed up. What if you withdraw from an ATM?

jaraxel_arabani

Operation chokepoint or whatever it was called is alive and well. Lightspark just lost their banking for.. not really clear. Their bank just shut them down They are targeting Bitcoin operators the most ATM, but it'll be all crypto very soon. Exchanges are fine and ETFs are fine, they'll continue to make it near impossible for public to own and use crypto. How dare people want self custody. How dare they!

Matt_Horton

how are you going to get 6K out of an ATM?

fugogugo

ATM machine?

foadsf

Banks in the Netherlands no longer give you cash. They do not even have ATM machines anymore. If you want cash you need to drive to somewhere else where thos third party ATM machines give you very limited amounts of cash.

AllCapNoBrake

BTC ATM's inside businesses via [https://www.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-atm/](https://www.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-atm/) Or you could buy your own BTC ATM to sell non-KYC to your friends, family, yourself.

SzaboSolutions

They shut down one of the largest Bitcoin ATM operator in similar fashion march 2023. [link to arrest report](https://www.secretservice.gov/newsroom/releases/2023/03/three-individuals-and-one-business-indicted-engaging-pattern-corrupt)

capturendestroy

The difference is that ATM operators don't market their ATMs for criminal use and Samourai wallet did market their wallet for criminal use. They wanted criminals to use their wallet to launder money and evade sanctions. They encouraged criminals to use Samourai and they promoted criminal use of Samourai to potential Samourai investors.

Famous_Educator7005

This is happening to me right now. Deposited $200 at an ATM and still no transactions being shown on block chain explorer. How did you get through to customer service? I've been calling since yesterday and can't reach anyone by phone.

RatherOakyAfterbirth

Why would you want to use a BTC ATM you’re going to get killed on fees/spreads on both buying and selling. And you’re more likely going to have to KYC like you would on an exchange. 

BossToneDude

-ATM fee was $3. Coinme transaction fee is $3.20 (4%). -$80 cash got $76.80 of BTC. -”Exchange rate” was about $75.5k. Spot price was about $65.5k. -Loss compared to a straight spot purchase with no fees would be: •Straight spot purchase - $83.00 / $65,500 = 0.001267 BTC •Actual transaction - $76.80 / $75,500 = 0.001017 BTC •% Loss from coinme use = (Straight-Actual) / Straight * 100 (1267-1017) / 1267 * 100 •% Loss from coinme use = 19.73%

AllCapNoBrake

I guess one way is you could buy your own BTC ATM...buy btc via venmo, cashapp, etc. Transfer that BTC to your BTC ATM, then send the BTC from that ATM to your new wallet that hasn't touched an exchange. I'm sure there's easier ways.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Hackers have leaked the source code of El Salvador's state-operated Bitcoin wallet, Chivo, on a hacking forum. The hacker group CiberInteligenciaSV released the code and VPN credentials, which are part of the Chivo Wallet ATM network. This incident follows the exposure of personal data of nearly the entire adult population of El Salvador earlier in April. The government has not yet responded to the hack. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

pimptee

Hey u/emmerScreen, We are glad that you like our new branding! Regarding your two questions: 1. ATM since CLAMM is based on top of UniswapV3 it incorporates the idea of SSOVs which were designed to be offer yield from premiums and staking on different protocols, we are currently working on adding longer timeframes for expirations on CLAMM. You should expect to see them very soon. 2. You got it right, its like deploying a new LP pair on a DEX, the only additional step required would be to provide an oracle for volatility to price the options (which in a new market can potentially be priced via Realized Volatility which is rather simple to setup). The basic requirements would be having a UniV3 or UniV3 fork pool, the oracle for volatility and pretty much the option market would be ready to be deployed. The future looks SYK indeed 🫡

1one1one

If that's the truth though, ATM it *trust me bro* that's how we spend it!

witherblock_stryke

1. ATM since CLAMM is based on top of UniswapV3 it incorporates the idea of SSOVs which were designed to be offer yield from premiums and staking on different protocols, we are currently working on adding longer timeframes for expirations on CLAMM. You should expect to see them very soon. 2. You got it right, its like deploying a new LP pair on a DEX, the only additional step required would be to provide an oracle for volatility to price the options (which in a new market can potentially be priced via Realized Volatility which is rather simple to setup). The basic requirements would be having a UniV3 or UniV3 fork pool, the oracle for volatility and pretty much the option market would be ready to be deployed.

trungngo7799

Can you provide examples of scenarios where options contracts are considered in the money (ITM), at the money (ATM), and out of the money (OTM)?

ZealousidealMonk1728

Lots of banks don't even have an ATM network. The ones that do have an ATM network have other fees or suck in other ways.

AvengerDr

>Depends on the countries and your bank but they are usually around 5 USD but can also be significantly more if you are abroad. You pay 5 USD per withdrawal? Wow that's a lot. In Europe it also depends on your bank. But typically if you use your bank's ATM network they are either free or you have a max number of free withdrawals per month in the Eurozone. But also you don't really need to use cash here anymore.

ZealousidealMonk1728

ATM fees are higher than Bitcoin transaction fees 95% of the time. Depends on the countries and your bank but they are usually around 5 USD but can also be significantly more if you are abroad. I also never said Bitcoin can replace traditional banking in its current state. Why do you claim I ever said that?

Ilovekittens345

That cost mainnet fees. Would you withdraw a 100 dollars from an ATM if that cost you 10?

ZealousidealMonk1728

Simply send a part of your salary to your LN wallet every now and then? Just like you would withdraw cash from an ATM every now and then to pay for small things.

AndiArbyte

pay out to a cryptowallet and go to a crypto ATM maybe?

MichaelSjoeberg

>You can get local fiat from an ATM but, almost everyone accepts credit cards. this is only true for small amounts of cash for pizza and such

The_best_1234

>"Credit card denied. I got a better one, the ATM eats your card. >You will be approved for a new card in 3-5 business days" It took a month to mail my new card to me.

The_best_1234

>a global person has to interact with monetary geo-fiat barriers. You can get local fiat from an ATM but, almost everyone accepts credit cards.

rambumriott

It costs $0 to open a BTC account. No questions asked, just click a button. In those 1-3 days, the real loan sharks at the bank are generating 20% interest on your money. Network fees are a reflection of what it costs to be decentralized, it’s still worth it in end. It’s Like if you want to pull out cash, the ATM fee sucks but it’s the same price as driving to your bank and withdrawing for free.

jasongw

Network fees aren't the problem per SE. HIGH network fees, however, are. It shouldn't cost $40 to move $60. That's an epic scale of inefficiency, and it needs to be permanently resolved for crypto to have a real chance at global scale adoption. BTC needs a fee cap, and it needs to be cheaper than an ATM fee.

CDickens61

Doesn't this show how good the price is ATM tho? No stupid money in yet still got big gains?!

tldrthestoryofmylife

Lot to unpack here >Interest rate changes doesn't effect the rate on current debt The "current" debt, i.e., that which is already issued, was mostly issued 10-30 years ago and is set to mature as the Boomers all start retiring... >debt is maturing all the time so it just averages out Doesn't change the demographic reality of the Boomers, the largest generation by population in recent memory, are all retiring and gonna be tapping into their Treasury-backed 401Ks. >the gov usually just pays debt off by issuing another to replace it Exactly. The Treasury has nothing to pay it all back with, as they spent all their money on hookers and blow for Hunter and JPow, so they're looking for someone to roll over onto. Thing is, bond prices go down due to higher Fed rates, which means the Treasury will need to issue *more* bonds at *higher* rates and *shorter* durations to cover their existing obligations. This is inflationary b/c government debt is intrinsically a state-backed promise to create money out of thin air. It follows that cheaper debt, higher interest rates, and shorter durations (i.e., all the characteristics of a junk bond) all mean *more* money created out of thin air *faster*. The debt won't be due back immediately, sure, but the markets are forward-looking, aren't they? > it also reduces overall lending which is disinflationary This is \[historical\] correlation, not causation. Reducing \[private\] lending, i.e., lending by individuals and private corps, is just bad for the banks (b/c that's their source of income), which means they're insolvent too and will soon need some free money from the state (if they don't already). Bailouts are inflationary for obvious reasons. >raising rates only moves inflation to the future This is what I've been saying all along. The disconnect b/w us is that you're thinking we'll be able to push inflation off for another 30-50 years like we did last time. However, like I said above, more bonds, higher interest rates, and shorter durations all mean that **we can't even afford to buy** ***time****.* Inflation is gonna get a lot worse a lot faster one way or the other, and there's no person or organization (not even the state itself) that can unilaterally stop or even meaningfully delay that. >its a bridge until some other solution can fix inflation like technological boom to increase abundance of goods/services, or fiscal reform *Now* you're saying the quiet part out loud. We're all hoping to be saved by the AI boom or by some New World Order. I'm not too hopeful on AI b/c the state is cracking down on AI as hard as they can right now. This just means that the tech industry will get crippled like finance, healthcare, energy, and pharma all did due to state regulations, so AI won't be able to save us for the same reasons that advancements in energy or pharma won't be able to. Similarly, I'd be a lot more hopeful about a New World Order if I wasn't so worried about getting mowed down by Russian and Chinese drones in WW3. A world order requires collaboration in order to formulate, and the countries of the world don't look too excited about collaboration ATM. >Its also true that as lending/credit becomes smaller proportionately to government money, the disinflationary effect of raising rates is less and less effective You're observing all the right effects, but you're acting as if this is all gonna happen at some point so far off into the future that it's not worth worrying about right now. I'm saying it's happening already, and it's been happening for years now under all our noses. **TL;DR:** From reading your comments, you're clearly a well-informed guy who's noticing all the right things. The only disconnect b/w us is that I think, just like some people in this sub are high on copium about ICP or ALGO, that **you're high on copium about the West**. You're seeing all the right things; seems you're just having a hard time accepting them. or else you'd agree about exactly how fucked we all are.

TechnicianNew2321

Heard about in some online forums, I think oddly enough it was a muai Thai (kickboxing forum) in like 2009-2010. I may have mined or even accessed the free tap, but those windows vista computers were wiped and destroyed, so no chance of getting them now. I had another opportunity to buy/ was reminded about it when it was about 100$ in 2013 from the first bitcoin ATM I saw at a wedding hall. I was underage and my father was thinking about gambling on it. However, we didn't end up buying. Later in life, early 2015 I had some money saved from working and wanted to start a business. I was reminded about bitcoin and mining. When i looked into both etherum and bitcoin mining, but ultimately didn't (I don't think it was profitable at the time either). 2019 I had just began university (as an adult student) and began to get very interested in cryptography. I began building block chain tech in Java. I talked to a professor who mined etherum in the past and claimed it he didn't think it would ever be profitable again. He even did a first year course lesson about mining. I bought 100$ worth of ETH (to play around with smart contracts) and 20$ worth of bitcoin (just to try it out) and sold it all when it spiked in early 2020. Anyway, I'm sharing all this because it's interesting how many times I rediscovered bitcoin through different channels.  To this day I still don't own bitcoin.

NaturalBlacksmith416

Yeah, we sure did. When virtual money will become a real thing its going to be very very sad times for us…… Here in The Netherlands its already starting with the disapperance of ATM’s and Bank offices..

Altruistic_Luck_8063

Tested (YouTube channel) went to a bar to use the first ATM, they complained they had to spend $100 as minimum buy in was a whole bitcoin lol It was too complicated so I never bothered getting any 😭 I'm not traumatized.....honest

wadester007

Yeah you might want to get a lawyer because I was telling my mom that if something happened to me just go get the money off my card just take it to the ATM and cash out and she said she could get in trouble for that

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Canada will introduce new reporting requirements for cryptoasset firms by 2027 as part of the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), agreed by the OECD in 2022. This initiative, mandated by the G20 in 2021, aims to facilitate the automatic exchange of tax-relevant information on cryptoassets. The Canada Revenue Agency will receive funding to implement and administer these requirements, which will affect crypto exchanges, brokers, and ATM operators, detailing all transactions involving crypto and fiat currencies. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Digital_Scarcity

Repeating my comment from another thread: Even if you're not this naive I'm going to write it as such for the benefit of others who may be. Go to app store, install Kraken pro. It takes 15 minutes to onboard. Search in "Markets" tab for BTC/(your fiat) pair. If it's supported, fund Kraken via bank tx. Under portfolio tab press deposit, select fiat currency. It'll then spit out deposit address to copy to your bank app. Buy BTC pair via markets tab make a limit order or other to your liking. Test with 0.0001 buys first IMO (the smallest amount you can buy) Trade fee is 0.25%. Free withdraw via lightning network. People use wallets like Strike to receive the lightning tx from Kraken, then send to cold storage for free. Research cold storage. Get something like a Jade or Cold Card + steel keys to start. You may want to look into multi sig too but it's lower priority than the above. Edit: I forgot that Swan have a promo ATM - first $10k USD BTC buys no fees. And they always have free withdraws, but 1% trade fee after the $10k.

MakeLimeade

Did any of you even watch the video? Clickbait title that doesn't reflect the reality. The money is in the ATM, they're saving money by not using tellers to distribute cash. Has nothing to do with lack of money and everything to do with saving money. If she had her ATM card she'd be fine. This is a story of corporate greed, not banks losing customers' money.

woodyb2112

I believe you can use a bitcoin ATM to turn cash into BTC and deposit it into a wallet with no KYC. Granted I’ve never used one so I’m not certain on that but it’s definitely something I think you should look into. When I was a minor I used P2P with some adult friends to get coin.

Budo00

Just a suggestion to not ask strangers online to help you. Can’t you link up with your local bitcoin ATM & get the app for your smart phone? Then deposit cash for bitcoin. Have you no help from parents, family members or older siblings? Funny that I was thinking how when I was under 21, i got offered credit cards. We’d ask adults to get us booze and smokes.. complete waste of time and money. I don’t see anything wrong with trying to accumulate bitcoin as soon as possible. Not sure how you will. Come to think of it, there must be lots of teens that do jobs like baby sitting or mowing lawns and traditionally we got paid in cash. Thats amazing to think you might get paid in bitcoin some day soon.

docdose411

You get over it by sharing it In hopes it helps someone else’s avoided the same situation. Bottom line if you wouldn’t give your ATM card and pin to another person same concept with your passphrase. It will linger for a few days but you will be 10x more mindful going forward!

19YoJimbo93

Weird celestial events like… going to the moon? We’re being pulled back in the slingshot ATM getting ready to shoot us up!

BoneSaws-Ready

People, this is not a shortage issue, the bank had her money, it’s just they want people to use the ATM for withdrawals. My credit union has done this for years. She just forgot her ATM card. At my credit union they will just print you a new one.

Puzzled_Entry_3555

3K you could get from an ATM. That's nothing.

marblemorning

"You should have sent the lady to go to the ATM to get money to give to you" *everybody laughs* God I hate this fucking show so much

one_way_ticketz

The first Bitcoin ATM was in 2013.

bleakj

How much do you make from it on say a monthly basis? What are the specs needed? I remember I tried to run a File coin node when it was new, but ended up giving up because I kept hearing horror stories about how it destroyed drives fast / the storage to be profitable was nuts at the time (I've got around 200tb of storage on a server, but like 80tb is used ATM, but I dunno how much is actually needed for a node ATM)

BrianS911

It's pretty much over for no KYC ATM in the US another fact of life.

Connect-foxystoatuk

I off ramp using my Zypto visa card, spending and drawing cash from ATM if needed.

Skyobliwind

Well for me it's like 60%. ATM definitly there could've been better choices, but also worse. I don't need the money in the nearer future, will wait what happens and stake for that time.

Ryan_D_Lion

Would you be able to use your bank, ATM, internet, or phone if the grid goes down?

OkCompute5378

The exact same problem arises with money in the bank, if there’s no power, there’s no working ATM’s and banks don’t keep physical track records of people’s balance sheets.

Zeer0Fox

Good luck using your credit card, Apple Pay, or ATM if the grid goes down. Many cash registers won’t even open. People don’t realize that most of their fiat doesn’t actually exist.