A total of 21 companies have already registered in the list of cryptocurrency service providers that the Bank of Spain enabled in October last year, according to the document consulted by Europa Press.
A total of 21 companies have already registered in the list of cryptocurrency service providers that the Bank of Spain enabled in October last year, according to the document consulted by Europa Press.
In mid-June, the regulator's registry already had 15 providers, to which five other companies have been added in the last month: Rapiven99, Binance (registered under the name of Moon Tech Spain), Shitcoins Club (commercial name of Young Guns), GBTC Finance, and Nebeus (registered as RINTRAL TRADING SL).
Binance and Nebeus are also listed as wallet custodian service providers. In this list, there are a total of 13 companies, although the vast majority also offer cryptocurrency exchange services.
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This industry that seemingly sprang up overnight thanks to the rise of Bitcoin in pop culture has also created a new beat for journalists and enterprising reporters who have a front row seat for this technology’s evolving role. Mike is one of them!
While we talk about the highest inflation in Madrid, these devices are popping up like mushrooms on the streets of Spanish cities - especially the capital. What are the mysterious devices? Can they really help you protect your assets? How do the people of Madrid use this device to protect themselves from inflation?
Thanks to stablecoins, you can secure your profits from cryptocurrencies at any time without having to exit to fiat currencies. The ability to buy or sell one for cash, in a few minutes, and with a low commission, is therefore a real treat. And, well - Bitcoin ATMs offer this treat, especially during discount events when the fee is 0%. Under certain limits, they are private, too.
Thanks to stablecoins, you can secure your profits from cryptocurrencies at any time without having to exit to fiat currencies. The ability to buy or sell one for cash, in a few minutes, and with a low commission, is therefore a real treat. And, well - Bitcoin ATMs offer this treat, especially during discount events when the fee is 0%. Under certain limits, they are private, too.
The community of investors using Bitcoin ATMs in Madrid is growing quite rapidly. New devices are popping up every month. Prices, fees, KYC and Bitcoin all fluctuate quite visibly. It is becoming harder and harder to stay in the loop of what is happening in the Bitcoin ATM market in Madrid. With this blog, you are able to follow the recent developments and never miss out on changes in law or new methods of trading crypto privately with cash.