PANews August 12 news, according to the documents submitted by the company to the SEC, BitMine (BMNR) plans to add a new "market-oriented" issuance authority of $20 billion on top of the original $4.5 billion and the previously authorized $2.5 billion issuance limit, bringing the total scale to $24.5 billion. The company stated that this move will provide funding support for further purchases of Ether. BMNR is listed on NYSE American, and the closing price on August 11 was $58.98.

According to ChainCatcher news reported by PRNewswire, Bitcoin ATM operator Localcoin has announced an expansion of its Crypto Assets accessibility, now supporting Solana (SOL), allowing users to purchase directly with cash, but users must prepare a Wallet compatible with Solana.

Gate News Bot news, August 1, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of the time of writing, ATM (Atletico De Madrid Fan Token) is currently priced at $1.68, with a rise of 17.80% in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of $2.13 and a low of $1.04. The 24-hour volume has reached $7.61 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $11.70 million, an increase of $1.77 million compared to yesterday. Atletico De Madrid Fan Token is a fan token issued by Atletico Madrid Club, aimed at enhancing fan engagement and providing unique benefits. Holders can participate in club decision-making votes, receive exclusive rewards, and more. Important news about ATM recently: 1️⃣ **Fan engagement increase drives token demand** Atletico Madrid

Gate News Bot news, on July 28, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of the time of writing, ATM (Atletico De Madrid Fan Token) is currently priced at $1.45, with a pump of 22.65% in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of $1.91 and a low of $1.02. The 24-hour volume reached $131 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $10.1 million, an increase of $1.87 million compared to yesterday. Atletico De Madrid Fan Token is the official fan token issued by La Liga team Atletico Madrid. Fans holding ATM tokens can participate in some decision-making votes of the club, gain exclusive rewards and experiences, and enhance interaction with the team. This is an innovative attempt to strengthen fan engagement using blockchain technology. Recent important news about ATM

PANews, July 10 news, according to Cointelegraph, the Crypto Assets ATM operator Bitcoin Depot disclosed a data breach incident that occurred on June 23, 2024, which resulted in the personal information of 26,732 customers being leaked, including names, phone numbers, driver's license numbers, and other sensitive information. The company stated that an investigation by a cybersecurity firm confirmed that it was caused by unauthorized access by a third party, but emphasized that \u002634; no evidence of customer information being misused was found \u002634;. The company explained that the delay in notification was due to cooperation with federal law enforcement agencies' investigation requests, and that they were not permitted to initiate the notification process until June 13, 2025. Currently, Bitcoin Depot has strengthened security monitoring measures and recommended that affected users set up credit fraud alerts. This is another major incident involving a Crypto Assets ATM operator following Byte Federal in December 2024.

To curb money laundering and criminal financing, the New Zealand government is vigorously reforming its Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorism Financing (CFT) systems. One important measure is to stop using Crypto Assets ATM machines and set the international cash transfer limit at $5,000 per transaction. Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Justice, Nicole McKee, stated that this reform aims to make New Zealand "one of the hardest places for criminals to hide," while not imposing unnecessary red tape on legitimate businesses.

The New Zealand government has announced a complete ban on Crypto Assets ATMs and set the international cash transfer limit at $5,000 to strengthen reforms against Money Laundering and combat financing of crime.

Gate News bot message, Bloomberg reported that the U.S. Department of Justice has launched an investigation into a former employee of the cryptocurrency payment company DigitalMint. This former employee allegedly made a private agreement with hackers during the handling of a ransomware incident, illegally profiting from the ransom paid by victims. DigitalMi, a well-known Bitcoin ATM operator in the United States

BlockBeats news, on June 30, according to The Block, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) acquired 4,980 Bitcoins (totaling $531.9 million) funded through the sale of its Class A common stock MSTR, convertible preferred stock STRK, and perpetual Strife preferred stock STRF via ATM (at-the-market) offerings. Last week, Strategy sold 1,354,500 shares of MSTR stock for approximately $519.5 million. The company stated that as of June 29, there are still $18.1 billion worth of MSTR shares available for issuance and sale under this plan. Strategy also sold 276,071 shares for approximately $28.9 million.

PANews reported on June 28 that last week, Texas police used power tools to retrieve $32,000 from a Bitcoin Depot ATM. Chris Ryan, Chief Legal Officer of Bitcoin Depot, stated that it is an abuse of power for U.S. law enforcement to use violent means to retrieve cash from Bitcoin ATMs, which may violate the law. Its Chief Operating Officer Scott Buchanan mentioned that the machine must be completely replaced because law enforcement cut open the "physical" of the self-service terminal. The Federal Bureau of Investigation

Gate News bot news, according to CoinTelegraph, Seattle-based encryption ATM operator Coinme has agreed to pay a fine of $300,000 for violating the daily transaction limit for encryption ATMs in California.

According to ChainCatcher news and a report by Cointelegraph, the Australian Federal Police have contacted over 90 Australians as part of an operation to combat crimes involving Crypto Assets ATMs. One victim is a 77-year-old widow who was scammed out of AUD 433,000 (approximately USD 282,000) in an online dating fraud. The victim met a scammer posing as a Belgian man on a dating app, who claimed to have earned 13,000 AUD in a week by showing fake documents, luring her to invest in Crypto Assets. Over 18 months, the victim transferred her entire life savings into a Bitcoin ATM.

According to Gate News bot, CoinTelegraph reports that the Australian Federal Police have contacted over 90 Australians as part of an effort to combat criminal activities using Crypto Assets ATMs, including victims of pig butchering and criminal suspects.

Gate News bot message, US-based Crypto Assets ATM operator Athena Bitcoin Global focuses on pumping the Latin American market, the company has applied to register billions of shares for resale by early investors, marking its potential exit through early debt financing.

ChainCatcher message, according to GlobeNewsWire, SharpLink Gaming, Inc. (NASDAQ stock code: SBET) announced on June 24, 2025, that the company has strategically increased its Ether (ETH) total holdings to 188,478 ETH. During the period from June 16 to 20, the company additionally purchased 12,207 ETH at an average price of $2,513 per unit (including fees), with a total expenditure of $30.67 million. During the same period, SharpLink sold 2,547,180 shares of common stock through its ATM financing tool, raising approximately $27.7 million in net proceeds, most of which will be used to further increase Ethereum reserves. As of June 20th, the company

PANews, June 24 – According to an official announcement, European listed company The Blockchain Group has confirmed that the previously announced ATM-style capital increase plan with TOBAM, which was announced on June 17, has been completed. The total capital increase amount is approximately 7.2 million euros, and this funding was used to purchase 75 Bitcoins at a price of approximately 6.9 million euros. The company currently holds a total of 1,728 Bitcoins, with an average price of approximately 90,155 euros per Bitcoin, resulting in a total purchase value of approximately 155.8 million euros.

Gate News bot reported that, according to Cointelegraph, after a family in Texas was scammed out of $25,000, a county sheriff used a power-cutting tool to disable a local Crypto Assets ATM. This action sparked controversy among Crypto Assets users regarding his behavior.

According to BlockBeats news on June 17, the European first Bitcoin reserve company The Blockchain Group announced that it would carry out a capital increase of approximately 7.2 million euros (about 8.32 million dollars) based on the "ATM type" capital increase plan signed with TOBAM, with an average issuance price of about 4.49 euros per share, to continuously promote its "Bitcoin reserve company" strategy.

Gate News bot reported that Matthew Sigel, the head of crypto assets research at VanEck, recently warned on X about the Bitcoin accumulation strategy of publicly listed companies. Sigel stated that if the stock prices of these companies fall significantly, they should abandon their BTC strategy. Sigel urged major platforms to reassess their strategies, stating, "This may include mergers, spin-offs, or terminating the BTC strategy." He also asserted that a well-known company is approaching a critical point. He wrote, "No listed BTC asset management company's stock price has consistently fallen below its Bitcoin asset net value (NAV). However, at least one company is now approaching this level. As some companies raise funds through ATM programs to purchase BTC, a risk is emerging: if stock trading prices reach or approach NAV, continued issuance of shares may dilute rather than create value." Notably, Sigel suggested that companies holding Bitcoin should tie executive compensation to the growth of net asset value per share rather than to the size of their Bitcoin holdings or the number of shares. He emphasized that rigorous decision-making is crucial while the company still has strategic flexibility. Sigel added, "Once traded at NAV, shareholder dilution no longer has strategic significance but becomes extractive."

Golden Finance reports that Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin ATM and fintech company Bitcoin Depot has announced that after purchasing approximately 62 BTC in February this year, it has further increased its Bitcoin holdings, which have now exceeded 100 coins. The company also announced that it has acquired the assets of Bitcoin ATM operator Pelicoin, and all of Pelicoin's equipment will transition to the Bitcoin Depot brand.

Odaily News Bitcoin Depot, a Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin ATM and fintech company, announced the acquisition of the assets of Bitcoin ATM operator Pelicoin, including the company's self-service terminals in Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, and Texas. The specific acquisition amount has not been disclosed. It is reported that Pelicoin's ATM network will be fully integrated into the Bitcoin Depot platform in the coming weeks, and all devices will transition to Bitcoin Depot.

A new law in Oklahoma will take effect in November, limiting the withdrawal amount for first-time users of crypto assets ATMs to $2000, enhancing regulations to prevent fraud, especially to protect the elderly. Victims can report and seek refunds within 14 days, marking an important initiative in the fight against digital fraud.

According to BlockBeats news, on June 11, Bitcoin mining and cloud mining service provider BitFuFu launched a new market (ATM) stock issuance plan, aiming to raise up to $150 million. According to documents submitted to the SEC, the company signed an ATM sales agreement with B Riley Securities, Cantor Fitzgerald, Northland Securities, and Roth Capital Partners on June 10. Under this agreement, BitFuFu can issue and sell Class A common shares from time to time through the aforementioned agents as needed, and the shares will be sold on Nasdaq or other trading markets.

According to Gate News bot, as reported by Wu, Bitcoin mining and cloud mining service provider BitFuFu has launched a new ATM stock issuance plan. According to documents submitted to the SEC, BitFuFu signed an ATM sales agreement on June 10 with B Riley Securities, Cantor Fitzgerald, Northland Securities, and Roth Capital Partners. This protocol allows BitFuFu to issue and sell Class A common stock on an irregular basis through the aforementioned agencies, with a planned fundraising limit of $150 million. These stocks will be traded on Nasdaq or other trading markets.

Gate News bot reported that for the past two weeks, Strategy (MSTR) has not used its market-the-market stock plan (ATM) of common stock to buy Bitcoin, instead opting for it for its two perpetual preferred stocks. This choice is likely to reflect the shrinking premium between the company's share price and its market cap multiple net asset value of (mNAV) (reflecting the difference between its market cap and Bitcoin holdings), which allows Strategy to raise funds to buy more Bitcoin without diluting shareholder shares. When the stock price is close to the value of Bitcoin's underlying asset, the attractiveness of issuing common shares through ATMs decreases. This type of issuance is usually only advantageous if the premium is higher. Strategy recently increased its holdings of 1,045 BTC from the proceeds of its two perpetual preferred stock ATMs: 59.18% on the STRK issue and 40.82% on the STRF issue. This gives the company more flexibility, allowing it to continue to add to its Bitcoin holdings while reserving upside for common equity investors.

Gate News bot message, KULR, an American energy management company, announced the launch of a "market-at-the-market (ATM)" common stock issuance plan, with a projected fundraising cap of $300 million. The funds will be directed towards various sectors, including increasing Bitcoin holdings. KULR currently holds 800 Bitcoins and has officially included Bitcoin in its core financial reserve strategy by the end of 2024. Additionally, the company recently acquired nearly 700 Bitcoins on the open market through Coinbase, while also signing a mining rig leasing agreement worth over $4 million.

Gate News bot, QCP pointed out in its latest market analysis that as summer approaches, BTC prices fluctuate in a narrow range, and implied volatility continues to be under pressure. While implied volatility is at a one-year low, actual volatility is even lower. Historical data over the past two years suggests that front-end volatility tends to slip further in July. We also saw this pattern in the same period last year, when 1-month ATM volatility plummeted from 80% in March to 40% in July, coinciding with BTC's repeated failures to break through the $70,000 mark. A drop below $100,000 or above $110,000 could reignite broader market interest, but we currently don't see a clear catalyst to drive this move in the near term. The recent macro news has triggered a knee-jerk reaction in the market, but these reactions have mostly been seen as noise and quickly faded away enough to trigger a directional breakout. Even with Friday's stronger-than-expected jobs report, US equities rallying and gold selling off, Bitcoin remained unmoved and struggled with a headwind that lacked clear macro support. Signs of weakness are emerging in the absence of a convincing narrative to drive the next rally. Perpetual contract holdings are weakening, and inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs are starting to decrease.

According to Golden Finance reports, citing insiders from Bloomberg, Bitcoin ATM operator CoinFlip may join the Crypto Assets merger and acquisition frenzy, as the company is seeking a buyer for $1 billion. CoinFlip has hired a financial advisor to assist it in completing the initial sale phase. Bloomberg reports that, although CoinFlip aims to raise at least $1 billion, it is uncertain whether the company can achieve this goal and whether the sale can proceed smoothly. CoinFlip is the second largest Crypto Assets ATM operator after Bitcoin Depot, with data from CoinATMRadar showing that the latter maintains nearly 8,700 Bitcoin ATMs. According to CoinATMRadar, CoinFlip's ATMs are spread across the globe,

Gate News bot message, Bitcoin ATM operator CoinFlip has initiated a sale process for the company. The company has hired a financial advisor to assist in finding potential buyers, with a preliminary valuation target set at over $1 billion. CoinFlip was founded in 2015 and currently operates over 5,500 Bitcoin ATMs in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and other locations. Sources familiar with the matter reveal that the sale discussions are still in the early stages.

Coin. The acquisition took place from May 23 to June 3, with an average price of $107,974 per Bitcoin, funded by the company's market price stock (ATM) issuance plan. Semler has invested approximately $410 million to purchase Bitcoin at an average price of $92,158. The company currently holds a total of 4,449 Bitcoins, valued at approximately $467 million at current prices, ranking 15th among companies employing the same strategy.

The Australian financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC has issued new regulations, setting the cash withdrawal limit for crypto ATMs at 5000 AUD, strengthening customer due diligence and transaction monitoring, aimed at combating crypto ATM fraud, especially focused on older users. Reports indicate that there were 150 cases of fraud involving crypto ATMs from 2024 to 2025, with total losses amounting to 3.1076 million USD. The police are urging the public to stay vigilant, as the risks associated with crypto ATM-related fraud are believed to be potentially underestimated.

Australia's National Financial Intelligence Unit (AUSTRAC) has introduced new operating rules and transaction limits for cryptocurrency ATM operators, and federal police said that scams using self-service kiosks are on the rise, with more than A$3.1 million (US$2 million) lost through crypto ATMs in 12 months "Probably just the tip of the iceberg". The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) said in a press release that the agency is imposing a A$5,000 (US$3,250) limit on cash deposits and withdrawals at cryptocurrency ATMs, as well as setting scam warning signs, enhancing transaction monitoring and enhancing customer due diligence obligations.

On June 2, SharpLink Gaming's stock price fell more than 20% in pre-market trading, with a rise of up to 1918.26% over the past 5 days. The company plans to issue up to $1 billion in common stock to A.G.P. through an ATM sales agreement, primarily for purchasing Ether, ETH, and other uses. Previously, a private sale of $425 million was conducted, with major investors including well-known encryption venture capital firms such as Consensys Software Inc.

According to a prospectus supplement filed by Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) with regulators, the company is planning to issue $2.1 billion of 10.00% Perpetual Strife Preferred Stock (symbol: STRF) through a "mark-to-market" (ATM) offering. This issuance is a plan to increase the existing 850,000 shares of perpetual preferred stock. Strategy will raise funds through equity and debt financing to continue advancing its Bitcoin strategy.

The permanent convertible preferred stock STRK launched by Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has performed excellently, with a rise of 16% since issuance, surpassing Bitcoin and the S&P 500. Through the weekly ATM plan, $59.7 million has been raised, continuing to increase Bitcoin holdings. Strategy holds 576,230 Bitcoins, with an Annual Percentage Rate of 16.3%, an effective yield of 8.1% for STRK, and a low correlation with common stock, providing investors with differentiated market exposure.

The Governor of Arizona vetoed two Crypto Assets bills (SB 1373 and SB 1024) but signed the Crypto Assets ATM regulatory bill (HB 2387). The new bill requires Crypto Assets ATM operators to display fraud warnings, set transaction limits, provide customer support, and comply with AML protocols.

The Governor of Arizona vetoed two Crypto Assets bills (SB 1373 and SB 1024), but signed the Crypto Assets ATM regulatory bill (HB 2387). The new bill requires Crypto Assets ATM operators to display fraud warnings, set transaction limits, provide customer support, and comply with AML protocols.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed two Crypto Assets bills while signing a bill regulating Crypto Assets ATMs. The two vetoed bills involved digital asset funds and government Crypto Assets payments. The new bill requires Crypto Assets ATMs to display multilingual warnings, set transaction limits, provide 24/7 customer service, and comply with AML protocols.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed two crypto-related bills, believing the crypto market is highly volatile and not suitable as a public fund allocation option. She also signed the strict regulation of crypto ATMs HB 2387 bill, which requires operators to provide multilingual fraud warnings, transaction hash receipts, and implement daily transaction limits. Nevertheless, she holds a cautiously open attitude towards crypto regulation, and the recently signed Bill 2749 allows the government to hold unclaimed digital assets.

The Trump administration has a relaxed regulation on encryption, but the crypto world is considered to be a cash cow for the Trump family. The issuance of meme coins is simple, leading to early purchases and the phenomenon of short sellers. $TRUMP coin has seen a big pump, with involved accounts profiting hundreds of millions of dollars. Crypto Assets entrepreneurs are participating in the issuance of $MELANIA and $LIBRA. The risks in the crypto world are prominent, involving insider trading and price Fluctuation, drawing significant follow.

Gate news bot message, according to the latest submitted documents, Strategy Company is applying to issue Class A shares with a total amount of up to 21 billion dollars through ATM( At-The-Market) sales agreement. This news comes from a report by AggrNews.

In the past year, more than 50 banks have stopped cardless services due to the rise of mobile payments and the decrease in cash usage. Banks need to utilize digital technology to transform their operations, optimize and upgrade ATM functions, enhance the level of Financial Service, and explore transformation.

The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre has issued a warning to cryptocurrency ATM operators, indicating potential risks of Money Laundering and fraud. AUSTRAC will ensure that operators take measures to drop risks. Australia has 1,648 cryptocurrency ATMs, and recently the United States has also strengthened its regulation of cryptocurrency ATMs.

According to ChainCatcher news and TheMinerMag report, Bitcoin mining company MARA may launch a $2 billion ATM equity issuance plan. The company disclosed in regulatory filings on Friday that the relevant agreement was signed on March 28 with a consortium of investment banks, including Barclays, BMO Capital Markets, BTIG, Cantor Fitzgerald, Guggenheim Securities, HC Wainwright, and Mizuho Securities.

According to Gate.io News bot, TheMinerMag reported that the Bitcoin mining company MARA announced the launch of a $2 billion ATM (At-the-Market) equity issuance plan. The plan involves collaboration with several investment banks including Barclays, BMO Capital Markets, and BTIG, with the agent commission rate set at 3% of total revenue. MARA signed an agreement on March 28 to terminate the ATM plans for October 2023 and February 2024. The previous plan aimed for $1.5 billion, with $1.4 billion of stock being sold through H.C. Wainwright in 2024. In 2024, MARA raised a net amount of $1.85 billion through stock issuance, which will be used to expand operations and strengthen the balance sheet. MARA continues to implement a full holding strategy, retaining monthly Bitcoin output, and plans to issue $2 billion in zero-coupon convertible bonds to purchase Bitcoin by the end of 2024. As of the end of February, MARA holds 46,374 Bitcoins. Source: Wu Shuo

The UAE leads the world in cryptocurrency ownership at 25.3%, despite having only one Bitcoin ATM. Singapore (97.5) and the United States (85.4) ranked second and third, respectively, Canada has more than 3,500 Bitcoin ATMs, and Turkey has a high ownership rate but ranks fifth. Atmos pointed out that cryptocurrencies are reshaping the global financial system, driven by accessibility and utility, and that their role is expanding from hedging against inflation to the digital economy.

The North Dakota Senate passed the HB 1447 bill regulating cryptocurrency ATMs by an overwhelming vote. The bill stipulates numerous regulatory requirements, including a daily withdrawal limit for users, operators needing to obtain a license, and the use of blockchain analysis tools to monitor suspicious activities. After the bill is reviewed and passed, it will be submitted for the governor's signature. This move is expected to curb fraud risks, encourage users to shift to compliance trading platforms, while potentially leading small operators to exit the market, promoting the industry towards compliance.