Category Archives: Bitcoin ATM Regulation

The above video will show Nathan Paredes, a Sr. Vice President and General Manager of Olliv talking about the way they do business. Olliv is a company that originated from CoinFlip, one of the largest Bitcoin ATM operators in the world, and its main goal is to do its part in ushering the next billion users into crypto.

In this podcast published a while ago, you can listen to how the founder of the world’s first publicly traded Bitcoin ATM company shares his philosophy on Bitcoin ATMs. Bitcoin Well is a company founded by Adam O’Brien 10 years ago with a current network of over 250 machines across Canada.

In this video, the presenter is providing a concise high-level explanation on how to start your Bitcoin ATM business, comparing it to fiat ATMs weighing out the pros and cons.

Gedam Yonas, the CEO of ATM Together talks about the most essential segments for any Bitcoin ATM Business. From location to compliance, he covers all the basics.

Before he dug into the bullet points, Gedam explained how the Bitcoin ATM business works. As an operator, you are basically a broker or a middleman, who earns money on transactions, regardless of the Bitcoin value. As a matter of fact, market fluctuations can increase interest and result in more people using the machines.

Gloria Traidl from BIAG and Stefan Grill from Kurant, the European leader in Bitcoin ATMs, talk about how they can drive Bitcoin adoption and review the overall growth and distribution over the years.

Martijn Wismeijer is best known for becoming the world’s first Bitcoin cyborg. In 2014, he implanted an NFC chip in his hand and has used it for different purposes ever since. Apart from that he is also working as a marketing manager at General Bytes, one of the largest Bitcoin ATM companies in the world that offers a full range of services to Operators, from hardware to conversion kits and fleet management software.

In this short, but informative video, we can hear AJ, a guy who built and ran the marketing department of one of the largest Bitcoin ATM companies in the world – Coin Cloud. He shared his thoughts about Bitcoin ATMs in general. What are they, how do they work, and the things you should know before using one.

Brandon Mintz is one of the early adopters who understood all of the problems that Bitcoin could solve and power the economy in many different ways. Shortly after getting into crypto back in 2013, he started his own website cashtocrypto.com with the goal to help people buy Bitcoin for cash, which was a lot harder back then. Long story short, nowadays he is the CEO and founder of one of the biggest Bitcoin ATM businesses in the world.

A man with an interesting backstory, from joining the Marines to being on the verge of homelessness to working in Law Enforcement, Gedam Yonas finally found himself working as a COO at ATMtogether. This multi-million dollar company essentially started as a traditional ATM operator, but now transitioning to Bitcoin ATMs.

Sparked by a horrible experience when buying Bitcoin back in 2013. Adam was a pioneer in the local city of Edmonton aiming to facilitate a more secure way for people to trade bitcoin. After the world’s first Bitcoin ATM was deployed he realized that this was the fastest and safest possible way to buy Bitcoin. Not long after that, his company Bitcoin Well deployed the first Edmonton machine in February 2014. and shortly after came Saskatchewan. Nowadays Bitcoin Well reached a count of 250 Bitcoin ATMs, allowing its customers a non-custodial way of storing Bitcoin and implementing ways to pay bills or buy credit cards with Bitcoin.