Less than 100 Bitcoin ATMs added worldwide in the second half of 2022: Data
Over the last six months, between July to the end of 2022, just 94 Bitcoin ATMs were added to the global network.
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US With Highest Number of Closed Bitcoin ATMs in Negative Growth Year
The number of ATMs supporting digital currencies has fallen around the world over the course of a turbulent year for the whole industry. According to a new report, the United…
Lightning Network gets physical form in Australia with Bitcoin ATM
Lightning-enabled Bitcoin ATMs promise to offer instant transaction support and a significant cut in cost from traditional crypto ATMs.
Australia overtakes El Salvador to become 4th largest crypto ATM hub
El Salvador’s position as the fourth-largest crypto ATM hub was short-lived as Australia stepped up its game over the following months.
Florida best-prepared US state for widespread crypto adoption: Research
While US the most dominant player in crypto, a state-wise analysis reveals that not all 50 states are equally prepared for the inevitable mainstream crypto adoption.
9 years after the first Bitcoin ATM, there are now 38,804 globally
From one Candian coffee shop to a worldwide network of nearly 39,000, crypto ATMs have turned nine years old and are only expected to continue growing.
Bitcoin ATMs Increase in Number in Moscow, Russia
The number of bitcoin ATMs has been on the rise in Russia’s capital and the rest of the country, a press report revealed this week. There is demand for the…
Bitcoin ATM operator RockItCoin acquires Tao Bitcoin
The transaction included 56 machines from Tao Bitcoin, a regional operator in the south of the United States.
Spain overtakes El Salvador to become third largest crypto ATM hub
Spain currently hosts 215 crypto ATMs, pushing El Salvador — home to 212 crypto ATMs — down to the fourth position after surpassing the country by 3 crypto ATMs.
Net Bitcoin ATMs growth drops globally for the first time ever
Data on net changes of crypto ATM installations confirm that, in September, 796 crypto ATMs were pulled off from the global network.