Hungary: First Bitcoin ATM placed near a bank

Equipment produced by General Bytes carries Mrcoin's brand and is operated by Shinrai Kft. She's the first ATM of a cryptographic act placed near a banking subsidiary.

On the border between Slovenakis, Hungary and Austria, an ATM Bitcoin, which is the first in the world located near a bank, was launched.
This ATM is located in the centre of Mosonmagyaróvár, a town with a population of 30,000 people in Hungary, and exchanged bitumens in the Forts and Euros.

Equipment produced by General Bytes carries Mrcoin's brand and is operated by Shinrai Kft. She's the first ATM of a cryptographic act placed near a banking subsidiary.
For years we've heard that bitcoin is just a financial bubble. But the opposite is because the safety that technology that is offering behind the bitumen has quickly transformed the financial sphere,” was expressed by Shinray Kft's director during the inauguration.

This model will also offer other cryptographic coins such as Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin and Ethereum. The lower transaction should be worth at least 5,000 perinta or 16 Euros.
The company that launched this ATM provides online support but also through phone calls for those who want to know more about it.

The other day, Bitcoin reached a new $18,000 record. Since the beginning of the year, the value of a bitumen has increased by 700%.