List of NO2X Exchanges, Wallets, Brokers, and ATMs

i've seen a lot of bitcoiners ask how to avoid segwit2x and the companies that support it. i've tried to include the most pertinent ones below along with their services:

Company/Project Service(s)
Bitcoiniacs (Canada) atm
BitStop (US - florida) atm
Bitcoin Brains (Canada) atm / broker
Bitsquare [now Bisq] decentralized exchange
LocalBitcoins* decentralized exchange
Échange de Montréal (Canada) exchange
Bitcoin Outlet (Canada) exchange
Bitonic (Netherlands) exchange
Flyp.me exchange
QuickBT (Canada) exchange
Walltime (Brazil) exchange
Prasos (Finland) exchange / broker / atm
Vaultoro (Germany) exchange / web wallet
Holy Transaction (Luxembourg) exchange / web wallet
Wayniloans (Argentina) lending platform
BTCPay payment service provider
myBylls (Canada) payment service provider
Bitwala (Germany) payment service provider / bitcoin debit card
Digitalbitbox wallet - hardware
OpenDime wallet - hardware
Samourai Wallet‏ wallet - mobile
Ciphrex wallet - software​

*=probable

Other lists:

https://coin.dance/poli

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Submitted September 29, 2017 at 08:14PM by h8IT http://ift.tt/2fxS4En

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