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Soon, residents of the United States will be able to buy Bitcoin (BTC) in grocery stores. Such an opportunity will come from cooperation between Coinme (Bitcoin's licensed ATM network ATM) and Coinstar (coin-to-cash converter). Both firms confirmed the partnership yesterday, and it turned out that the services would be initially deployed in certain Safeway or Albertson stores located in Texas, California and Washington.
According to the press release, there are “plans to extend this proposal to additional US markets after a successful launch.” This partnership was created to enable consumers to access Bitcoin in a “convenient and easy way”. The goal is to overcome the barrier between the daily lives of people and a dynamic digital economy.
Meanwhile, BTC is trading at $ 3,645, with growth potential limited to a 50-day simple moving average (SMA). Moreover, the cryptocurrency was stuck in a bearish range with a resistance of $ 3,700. Support was set at $ 3,500. Bitcoin proved stability in this range since the start of trading on Monday. The current trend will continue throughout the weekend, unless bulls push BTC above the resistance range.
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