By Solomon Odunayo
Elon Musk, the famous founder and CEO of Tesla, has recently cast doubt on a claim that says a Bitcoin ATM was sighted at the Tesla Gigafactory in Nevada.
Recall that the Bitcoin ATM was claimed to have been sighted by a crypto user identified on Twitter as Will Reeves. About two days ago, he shared this, “just passed by and saw Elon Musk has a bitcoin ATM at the Gigafactory.”
In the tweet that has since been deleted, the user captioned a Google map image that pointed to the location of the particular ATM. The map showed that it’s located on the northern side of the large factory complex.
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As a corroboration to Will Reeves’ report, Finbold stated that the ATM was purposely installed for the employees of the factory by LibertyX in August 2020.
Elon Musk Says It Seems Not Accurate
In response to the tweet a few hours ago, the founder and CEO of Tesla, Elon Musk tweeted, “I don’t think this is accurate”. As aforementioned, Will Reeves has since deleted the tweet.
In an attempt to get the real fact from Tesla, CoinDesk reportedly reached out to the car manufacturing company but has not received any reply.
LibertyX Confirms the Existence of the Bitcoin ATM
According to CoinDesk, LibertyX, a Bitcoin ATM operator, confirmed Reeves’ report via a direct message that says “We have enabled 3 traditional ATMs inside so employees can use their debit cards and buy bitcoin.”
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As of the time of writing, LibertyX now claims to own 5,000 cryptocurrency ATMs across the United States, including a Bitcoin buying service in relatively 20,000 stores.
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