Coinme, a major cryptocurrency cash exchange based in Seattle and Washington, announced on Wednesday that it has introduced six additional cryptocurrencies to its list of buyable assets from its 10,000 grocery store kiosks across the United States.
Crypto kiosks like the Coinme-enabled machines allow users to buy cryptocurrency in person at one of these machines in more than 10,000 locations.
With the integration of the six additional cryptocurrencies, Coinme wants to give users greater freedom to interact with different tokens beyond Bitcoin.
For instance, users who want to buy Ether to purchase a non-fungible token (NFT) or buy Stellar (XLM) cryptocurrency to send across borders can do so at one of the supermarket kiosks.
Neil Bergquist, CEO and co-founder of Coinme, further elaborated: "Different coins serve different purposes, and we're excited to continue serving our customers with a menu of coins representing approximately 70% of the total crypto market cap. Our partnership...
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