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Crypto Speak: BTM “BTM” is a cryptocurrency ATM that allows you to buy and sell Bitcoin in public places. Sometimes, they are called crypto ATMs, but let’s put it correctly, and the correct way to put it is BTM. $SOL {spot}(SOLUSDT)

Crypto Speak: BTM
“BTM” is a cryptocurrency ATM that allows you to buy and sell Bitcoin in public places.
Sometimes, they are called crypto ATMs, but let’s put it correctly, and the correct way to put it is BTM.
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