Data: The number of global cryptocurrency ATMs has decreased by 2,062 since its peak in 2022
Bitcoin.com News reported that the global number of cryptocurrency ATMs has decreased by 2,062 since reaching its peak in 2022, with a net decrease of 971 machines for the first time in 2025. Bitcoin occupies 99.92% of terminals, while Litecoin and Ethereum are vying for second place. A net decrease in cryptocurrency ATMs (971) was seen for the first time in 2025. Bitcoin is available at 99.92% of ATMs, Litecoin at 48.93%, and Ethereum at 47.86%. The current total worldwide (37,920) is still lower than the historical high reached in December 2022 by 2,062 units.
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