The global crypto ATM (kiosk enabling cryptocurrency transactions) network has fallen to 27,358 machines, its lowest level since 2021. The total has declined by 587 machines since July 8, including 476 in the United States. Since 2023, 35 U.S. states have passed legislation covering crypto ATMs and self-service terminals. Indiana, Tennessee and Minnesota have banned the devices, while Vermont extended a suspension on newly installed terminals. The United States still hosts 71.4% of the global total, followed by Canada at 13.5%, Oceania at 7% and Europe at 5.6%. The United States, Canada and Australia together account for about 91% of all crypto ATMs, according to Bitcoin.com News.