Dogecoin Added to Bitcoin of America’s Popular ATMs

• Bitcoin of America added Dogecoin to their BTMs.
• Several updates have been made with their BTM machines and services over the past year.
• Bitcoin of America offers several features on their BTM machines, as well as programs to take care of their host locations.

Bitcoin of America has revealed the latest addition to their Bitcoin ATM machines (BTMs). Dogecoin is now accessible at Bitcoin of America ATM locations.

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A well-known virtual money exchange, Bitcoin of America is licensed as a money services business with the United States Department of Treasury (FinCEN). They offer good customer support, aside from guaranteed quick and easy transactions.

On March 23, Bitcoin of America’s Twitter account posted a video of falling letter “D” coins, with a caption “Something BIG is coming TOMORROW!”

Dogecoin originally existed to make fun of cryptocurrencies before. However, it became more popular after Elon Musk frequently used his Twitter to express his views about it.

The first time Musk tweeted about Dogecoin in December 2020, the value of the coin rose by 20% with just a simple tweet “One word: Doge”. Since then, several other Dogecoin-related tweets followed and some claim that his actions have led to price manipulation.

In October of last year, Bitcoin of America added Ethereum. Now, they acknowledged the expanding popularity of Dogecoin and came up with a decision to put it in their BTMs. Bitcoin of America has more than 1,800 BTMs covering 31 states. They also offer Bitcoin and Litecoin options online and at their BTM locations. 

Bitcoin of America announced their latest Universal Kiosk in May of last year. According to the company, this has a purpose of merging the capabilities of a traditional ATM and Bitcoin ATM. It offers three features: the first is the traditional ATM feature where customers can distribute cash from a debit card. The second is the ability to buy cryptocurrency using cash. Finally, the last is that customers can sell crypto to remit cash.

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