Bitshares and Arise Bank are launching Bitcoin and 700 other cryptos ATM's Worldwide
It has been an amazing week of news for Bitshares(links below to news and twitter messages). First announcing they have partnered with Arise Bank as they connect the crypto world to the real world. Then, today it was announced that they will be launching decentralized crypto ATM's. Starting tomorrow, anyone can purchase an ATM and install it in a place of their choosing. ATM owners will also be in charge of operating the ATM's. The ATM's will allow users to access and exchange Bitcoin and 700 other crypto coins for cash in hand.
Bitshares has always had the long term picture in mind, and after years and years of perseverance, the time is coming for Bitshares to shine. These moves are what we have all been wanting for a long time but we were not sure how it was going to happen. Thank you Bitshares for figuring it all out!
2018 is sure to be a banner year for Bitshares!
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12/17/2017
https://twitter.com/AriseBank/status/942501281138135040
https://twitter.com/AriseBank/status/942511376005844992
Its sure is going to be a great year :)
Surely bts will shine in 2018
Wait so was the stuff about Arise being a scam just FUD?
I would think that Bitshares would not be partnering with a scam. This whole project makes a lot of sense to me. Bitshares has a decentralized exchange, they are partnering with a bank so they can access ATMs and other financial services within the structure of the real(physical) world. And not only is bitshares and the bank decentralized, but even the actual ATMs will be as well. To me this is the culmination of a vision that the bitshares founder had years before decentralized became a sexy word.
As you can tell by my name I'm a believer, I read something earlier about a scam but just dug in a little more. Thanks, gl
https://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/dynastack-inc/dallas-texas-75201/dynastack-inc-dba-dynalyer-inc-scam-artists-jared-rice-tony-caldevilla-michelle-nosek-1132983
From the same page as your link:
"Tell real truth about Dynastack
AUTHOR: Stanley - (United Arab Emirates)
SUBMITTED: Friday, December 22, 2017
The post in question was not by an "employer" but an investor/partner and co-founder of Dynastack who became disillusioned with struggling thru the pain of a tech start-up.
Nothing he has said in his post has in basis in truth. If someone "stole" $200,000 as claimed then why were the authorities not involved? Ask yourself a simple question. If this were true would you make a post on a website or call the police or FBI. Sorry but $200,000 is a lot of money.
How do I know this I was also a co-founder of Dynastack and invested more than $50,000 of my own money along with Michael Miller, the author of this post, into creating a new start-up company. Sometimes things don't always go as planned and building a company from a start-up is very difficult. Over 90% fail in their first year. But at least we keep trying instead of complaining about it.
Happy to answer any questions.
Stanley Ford "