Bitcoin ATMs have surged to nearly 40,000 worldwide since the first machine was launched in Vancouver in 2013 by Robocoin. The United States hosts over 80% of these ATMs, which now support multiple cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Litecoin and offer features such as KYC verification. Despite the popularity of mobile wallets, Bitcoin ATMs remain vital for individuals without traditional banking access, providing a convenient entry into the cryptocurrency market. As regulations develop, these machines may become as common as traditional ATMs, particularly in regions with limited banking infrastructure.