Rising Bitcoin ATM Scams in Kenosha: A Call for Vigilance
The Kenosha Police warn against a new Bitcoin ATM scam, urging vigilance against identity theft tactics and stressing the importance of skepticism towards unsolicited financial directives.

The Kenosha Police warn against a new Bitcoin ATM scam, urging vigilance against identity theft tactics and stressing the importance of skepticism towards unsolicited financial directives.
The global count of Bitcoin ATMs has decreased by 11.1% from the start of 2023 to 2024, marking a significant departure from its previous growth trend.
A new California law restricts cryptocurrency ATM transactions to $1,000 daily, aiming to curb fraud. Lawmakers seek a balance between industry support and consumer protection.
There are currently almost 40,000 bitcoin ATMs, as over 86% are located in the USA.
Bitcoin ATM installations in Europe reached an all-time high of 1,459.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is reminding everyone to be vigilant about a new payment scam involving impostors and crypto ATMs.
First, you need a cryptocurrency wallet and an accessible Bitcoin ATM nearby.
A crypto wallet and an accessible Bitcoin ATM are prerequisites for using Bitcoin teller machines.
Senator and outspoken crypto proponent Indira Kempis shared her excitement at the development on Twitter, stating that it was "for freedom, inclusion and financial education in Mexico."
The evident reduction in the installation of crypto ATMs could result from the regulators' hesitance to adopt the Bitcoin ecosystem.