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Cryptocurrency ATM Market Projected to Moon by 2024

Cryptocurrency atm market projected to moon by 2024

Cryptocurrency ATM Market Projected to Moon by 2024

Cryptocurrency atm market projected to moon by 2024

According to a new report titled “Crypto ATM Market – Forecasts from 2019 to 2024,” the global market for cryptocurrency automated teller machines (ATMs) is expected to explode at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 46.61 percent — reaching $183.779 million USD by 2024. 


Last year, the global cryptocurrency ATM market sat at $18.503 million USD, according to the report.

This booming growth is expected to be led by the increasing popularity of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC), which will increase demand for cryptocurrency ATMs, in turn. The hospitality industry is also expected to be a leading driver of cryptocurrency ATM adoption.

The main roadblock to cryptocurrency ATM adoption is government regulation, of course.

Increased Demand in the Asia Pacific

The report finds that North America and Europe unsurprisingly garner a large market share of the cryptocurrency ATM market, but the Asia Pacific region is expected to see an increase demand for the machines on account of “rising disposable income and growing popularity of cryptocurrency.”

Some of the major cryptocurrency ATM companies examined in the report are Genesis Coin, Inc., General Bytes, Lamassu, Inc., Bitaccess, Coinsource, Covault, and Mainstreet Automaten GmbH.

Cryptocurrency ATMs Already Spreading Like Wildfire

The report only confirms what many in the cryptocurrency industry already know — or, at least, suspect.

Chicago has recently seen a significant increase in cryptocurrency ATMs, thanks to Atlanta-based Lux Vending. The US population center now has nearly 100 such machines.

New York recently issued a precious BitLicense to Cottonwood Vending LLC, which has provided New Yorkers with 88 more Bitcoin ATM locations where they can purchase the market leader using cash.

Overseas, one of the largest banks in the Philippines, Union Bank, has collaborated with the Southeast Asian country’s central bank to launch a Bitcoin ATM — which will afford customers the abilities to both buy and sell bitcoins for cash.

What do you think of the proliferation of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ATM machines around the world? How many Bitcoin ATMs do you think will exist in 2024? Let us know your projections in the comments below! 


Images courtesy of Shutterstock.

Published at Tue, 26 Mar 2019 05:11:58 +0000

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Internet of Coins Launches Its ICO on OpenLedger Decentralized Conglomerate Platform

Internet of Coins, as a part of its CoinStorm campaign, has announced the launch of an ICO. The crowdsale, that started on March 21, 2017, is organized in association with the OpenLedger Decentralized Conglomerate (DC) – the world’s first blockchain powered conglomerate that facilitates investment in crypto-projects for better returns and cross promotion of projects.

[Note: This is a press release]


Internet of Coins is on a mission to start a “blockchain freedom revolution”, where people can use all cryptocurrencies seamlessly. The Internet of Coins acts as a multi-blockchain wallet that allows users to store and trade cryptocurrencies and smart contracts without having to rely upon centralized exchange services. The platform comes at a time when centralized exchange platforms are considered as points of failure in the cryptocurrency ecosystem, prone to cyber attacks, thefts and even undue influence on cryptocurrency prices at times. The decentralized exchange model allows users to trade crypto-assets with anyone in the world without the involvement of a third party.

The easy to use intuitive interface makes it much easier for both existing cryptocurrency community members and newbies to adapt to it in no time. One doesn’t need advanced technical knowledge about cryptocurrencies to use the Internet of Coins platform. In addition, it also acts as an interface for smart contracts systems, decentralized communications, and distributed notary functions.

Internet of Coins Launches Its ICO on OpenLedger Decentralized Conglomerate Platform

The Internet of Coins team has factored in existing cryptocurrencies and wallets during the development. The existing blockchains and value systems can be easily connected to the platform without making any changes. All these factors have made Internet of Coins a Hybrid asset platform serving two main purposes:

  1. It provides a coherent store of value across multiple blockchains, diversifying risk in the process.
  2. It acts as a vehicle to swap value between the different chains they are registered on, without a centralized third party like exchange platforms.

The Internet of Coins encouraged the cryptocurrency community and investors to join its CoinStorm campaign by offering attractive early bird offers. Investors who joined the ICO before its official launch were offered a 5% discount on their token purchases. The crowdsale participants will receive the HYBRID tokens on July 1, 2017. Investors can choose the blockchain on which they want to receive the HYBRID tokens. They can start trading the tokens once they receive them.


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