Bitcoin Center NYC is a physical cryptocurrency exchange and community hub in New York City, founded by Nick Spanos and opened on December 31, 2013. Bitcoin Center NYC's Twitter Score is 28 out of 1000 as of July 2026, ranking #39,586 (top 10%) among 531,432 tracked accounts.
Bitcoin Center NYC was founded by Nick Spanos as a dedicated space for Bitcoin education, community events, and cryptocurrency trading. The center originally launched in a 6,000-square-foot retail location at 40 Broad Street, near the New York Stock Exchange, before moving to its current address at 2307 Broadway in Manhattan. It has remained active as a Bitcoin venue for more than a decade, offering physical and virtual hubs for individuals and enterprises looking to learn about and participate in the Bitcoin sector.
Bitcoin Center NYC hosts a range of Bitcoin-related programming, including workshops, panels, hackathons, pitch events, and community meetups. It also runs virtual hackathons aimed at advancing development and awareness for projects in the Bitcoin space. The center was featured in the documentary Banking on Bitcoin and hosted what was publicized as the world's first Dogecoin-themed party in February 2014. In 2025, per The Verge, Nick Spanos attended a New York City crypto summit where participants pushed to change or eliminate New York's BitLicense regime. Bitcoin Center NYC is also affiliated with Blockchain Center Miami.
Bitcoin Center NYC has published 5,796 posts on the platform and has been mentioned by 101 accounts, with 276 total mentions.
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The accounts that follow Bitcoin Center NYC include 113 founders, 18 angel investors, 66 influencers and 3 VCs, among them Joseph Lubin, Arianna Simpson, Bitcoin Magazine, CoinGecko, HTX and SuperRare John.