Coinsource, the Bitcoin ATM network which controls 13% of the US market, has expanded into Tennessee by installing the first-ever bitcoin ATM machine in Memphis, and two more in Nashville.

Coinsource CEO and co-founder Sheffield Clark said: “The demand for bitcoin ATMs has never been higher than it is today. The most rewarding part of our job is to answer the call when requests come in for new locations, so it is exciting to make history in Tennessee. Our reach in the South is growing. So far, we have 60 machines across 8 states, and look forward to gaining a foothold in even more new cities around the country.”

“Today we celebrate digital currency coming to The Volunteer State. We see huge potential for bitcoin in Tennessee, and look forward to supporting the community long into the future,” he added.

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The first-ever bitcoin ATM in Memphis has been installed along one of the main roads of the city’s downtown district. In Nashville, one machine was installed adjacent to the Nashville International Airport, and the other less than a mile north of the city center.

“The valuation of Bitcoin has risen sharply in November, and surprising election results have caused traditional market uncertainty, prompting many experts to forecast an influx of cryptocurrency adoption. Many thousands of Americans have begun to realize that bitcoin is becoming a stable payment option and a lucrative form of investment as well,” concluded Clark.