- As in the first quarter of 2025, the number Bitcoin-ATMs also declined in the US in the first three months of 2026.
- It is also observed in Europe, but not as significant as in the USA (559 versus 1 in the EU).
In the first quarter of 2026, the number BitcoinThe number of ATMs in the US has declined, indicating a slowdown in the rollout of new equipment.
Data Coin ATM Radar shows that the amount Bitcoin- ATMs decreased from 30,788 on January 1, 2026 to 30,229 on April 1, 2026, representing a quarterly decline of 1,82% (minus 559 devices).
Number of crypto ATMs installed in the US in Q1 2026. Source: Coin ATM Radar.
The dynamics for the quarter were uneven: the number BitcoinATMs increased from 30,788 in January to 30,997 in February, then increased to 31,042 in March. However, by April 1, the total number had fallen to 30,229. Overall, the US crypto market lost 6,2% per day over the quarter. Bitcoin-ATM.
Interestingly, the US market also experienced pressure during the same period in 2025. Thus, the number Bitcoin-ATMs decreased from 30,263 in January 2025 to 29,935 by April 1, 2025, representing the removal of 328 devices or a decrease of 1,08%.
In other regions of Europe the number Bitcoin-ATMs also declined in the first quarter of this year, but not as significantly as in the US.
According to analysis MarketSleek, based on data from Coin ATM Radar, estimates there were 1754 ATMs in Europe by the end of Q1 2026. Bitcoin-ATMs compared to 1785 at the beginning of January. This represents a decrease of 31 ATMs, or 1,74% compared to the previous quarter.
In the first quarter of 2025, the number BitcoinThe number of ATMs in Europe increased from 1680 to 1771, an increase of 91 devices, or 5,42%. Meanwhile, a 1,74% decrease was recorded in the first quarter of 2026.
Spain leads in number Bitcoin-ATM, although their number has decreased over three months, in Poland, on the contrary, there was an increase.
Instead of rapidly expanding their networks, operators appear to be optimizing their device count. Growth in certain markets, such as Poland, has been offset by declines in larger, more developed markets, including Spain and the United States.
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