In Australia, you can buy crypto currency in bookstores

Australia very seriously took the path of legalizing crypto-currency. This can be judged by the fact that from now on you can buy bitcoin and ether here in a regular bookstall along with stationery, newspapers and drinks.
Agree, this method is the best suited for those who previously did not mind investing in bitcoin, but was afraid of all sorts of technical difficulties of this process.
In total, on the territory of the country, as of March 1, the sales service for crypto-currencies will offer almost 1200 kiosks. This opportunity appeared thanks to the Australian exchange site for crypto currency Bitcoin.com.au. To make a purchase, you must give your consent to participate in the program and have a registered electronic wallet. During the purchase, the seller must scan the QR code, after which a specific amount of coins will be credited to your purse within 20 minutes. The minimum purchase value is 50 Australian dollars (about $ 39), and the Bitcoin.com.au commission is 5%.
It is noteworthy that such loyalty is manifested against the background of the forthcoming tightening of measures against kriptonka by Australian regulators. According to the authorities, such measures are seen as necessary to counteract the use of crypto currency for money laundering and other unlawful purposes.
So, according to the representatives of the Australian tax administration, investors in crypto-currencies will have to undergo mandatory identification checks. And Australian crypto-exchanges will be instructed to report to the tax department information on any transactions worth an amount equivalent to over $ 770.
Nevertheless, in general, the position of the Australian authorities on crypto-currencies remains friendly. This is facilitated by the fact that among the members of the government there are clear supporters of digital currencies, which in mid-2017 advocated that the Reserve Bank of Australia accepts crypto-currencies as a form of money