Coin Cloud has announced the release of a new version of its cryptocurrency wallet. The famous platform provides service with approximately 6,000 Bitcoin ATMs in the USA and Brazil. With this announcement, ApeCoin and 6 major altcoins are open to users.
Coin Cloud added popular altcoins like ADA and Apecoin to cart
Coin Cloud’s basket already has Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), and Shiba Inu. With the latest announcement, Cardano (ADA), Polygon (MATIC), and ApeCoin (APE) will now be available to users. The announcement is significant for the respective altcoins as Coin Cloud includes more than 40 cryptocurrencies. However, Coin Cloud CEO and founder Chris McAlary says that the most important goal of setting up the wallet is to keep control of the cash in the hands of its real owners. Official announcements and statements came from Coin Cloud’s website recently. Coin Cloud’s wallet will now support the following cryptocurrencies.
- Cardano (ADA), Nano (XNO), Sushiswap (SUSHI), Algorand (ALGO), Polygon (MATIC), OMG Network (OMG), and Apecoin (APE).
Important developments have come to the fore for the global acceptance of these cryptocurrencies from last week. First, Rio de Janeiro announced that it aims to evolve into the country’s crypto ecosystem. It also confirmed plans to integrate blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies into the city’s infrastructure. Then, Brazilian payment platform PicPay, a competitor to PayPal and Cash App, introduced Bitcoin transactions to its 65 million users. Itau Unibanco, a major Brazilian banking institution, is currently considering doing the same. Cardano will reach millions of users with news about Polygon (MATIC) and ApeCoin.
Coin Cloud operates more than 5,800 ATMs in the US and Brazil. It develops ATMs for everyday use of Bitcoin, Ethereum and more than 40 cryptocurrencies. Coin Cloud Wallet also caters to customer needs such as online purchasing of NFTs. With the last sense, Cardano, Polygon (MATIC) and ApeCoin (APE) are now included in the basket of the platform.
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