Maybe this is not the first time Bitcoin ATMs are available in stores, even Bitcoin ATMs are available in some other countries too, but not all countries provide Bitcoin ATMs because some countries do not allow Bitcoin to enter and use Bitcoin. If you want to try it and don't know how to use it, you can see it on YouTube, surely someone has made a video how to use a Bitcoin ATM.

It's happening and it's real but that's just a small portion of the adoption that we're getting. There were posts that I've seen stores accepting bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. So this isn't that different from those and it's just satisfying to see stores accept.
When you're also one of those people who holds it and happily looking at the sign.

Everything needs a process, bitcoin still new rather than another asset or currency, and also there is no entity who manages it which will hamper the mass adoption. Yeah, currently there still many people who will say that bitcoin doesn't have a real function which sooner or later the price will go to zero. But who knows in the future, where many people will be aware of the decentralized system.

It just a beginning, I hope there will be many people who will introduce bitcoin byways that very easy to understand and can be accepted by all people. So as they will truly understand how bitcoin works, not just bitcoin as an investment only. They should know bitcoin can help them in many aspects, if the situation comes we will see there will be many place to purchase bitcoin.

I remember articles about teachers who will teaching and giving lectures about Bitcoin at universities and technical schools in many countries, but I have not found an article that talks about it in the present tense... But I think that everything is still ahead.

This is good publicity for bitcoin, however, if the fee is high I doubt if it will be advisable to use ATMs than going thru exchanges if you have an option to choose between the two. This might be something new since there are many places around the globe which has a bitcoin machine, but exposure is exposure so it is still beneficial. This will make bitcoin more accessible to people.

This is good news, it will also make other people think about what is bitcoin or cryptocurrency because of the crypto ATM that they can see physically. Imagine a person who is walking around and then he sees this kind of ATM, then he might think what is cryptocurrency and for him to know about it he may use google and search about it, as we can see there is much information about cryptocurrency that we can see upon searching and once a person who doesn't things about it at all could be curious about it and try some other things that may help him to understand it more.

This innovation shows how successful bitcoin is and maybe it feels so great using it. I am excited to have it in our own country.

A Bitcoin ATM in a store adds value to the business and invites its customers to use its ATMs. The massive adoption would come through the smartphone and applications to pay with Bitcoin as well as debit cards recharged with Bitcoin. Each user would use the best means to satisfy their needs when buying and selling Bitcoin.

What country it is?, There is some source?.
I hope my country already adopt this kind of changes because most of the time there is a lot of centralized wallet and exchange we have well for sure its centralized bitcoin atm at least, Still, Im hoping they will use this but right now most of the people on my country doesn't really recognize the use of the bitcoin atm. Also I'm curious how do they withdraw their funds? there is a specific card? code? or they type their bitcoin address manually?. However this is a good adaptation towards to the future of the cryptocurrency and bitcoin.

First things first, from which country was this taken? Cause if it was in the US side, more ATM's over there isn't really that needed if we consider adoption due to that place having the majority of the available atms already. If it was in the Asia side, then that's good news indeed, though tbh, it is much more efficient, cheaper and possibly more secure to buy coins from an exchange. Some ATM's out there are used for money laundering purposes after all, and no matter how small, a chance is still a chance, unless the company behind the ATM is a legit one.

Still, it does spread news of it to those not in the know. People would be quite curious seeing an ATM being used not for normal fiat, but rather for crypto after all. They may not use it, but at the very least, they would learn of the term Bitcoin and possibly search it up, adding to the population to the people that at least are not ignorant of what crypto is.