Bitcoin Depot, a leading Bitcoin ATM operator, has filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy to orderly wind down its operations and sell its assets. The company cited increasingly strict state regulations, including transaction limits and bans, as well as rising litigation and enforcement actions that made its business model unsustainable. Bitcoin Depot has taken its ATM network offline and is undergoing court-supervised restructuring in the U.S. and Canada, while other international entities will wind down under local laws. This move marks a significant shift for the company that once held the largest market share in North America for Bitcoin ATMs.
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