The number of Bitcoin ATMs worldwide fell sharply by 27.7% in the first half of 2026, dropping from 39,158 to 28,322 machines. This decline was almost entirely due to a 33.9% reduction in the United States, which lost 10,380 ATMs, accounting for about 96% of the global decrease. Other regions saw only minor losses, with Canada, Europe, and Australia experiencing smaller declines. The drop reflects growing caution among operators amid crypto market volatility and sector losses nearing $890 billion. The bankruptcy of Bitcoin Depot, a major US ATM operator, following a security breach and regulatory challenges, also contributed to the decline. Despite the reduction, the US remains the largest Bitcoin ATM market globally, holding 71.5% of active machines as of June 2026.
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