The report shows that with the use of AI and deepfake technology, cryptocurrency ATM scams in the United States are rapidly increasing, with losses expected to reach $333 million by 2025. Crypto ATMs are widely exploited due to low authentication standards, with seniors being significantly affected. The scams are diverse, and AI technology has enhanced the efficiency of fraud. Regulators have begun to pay attention and have proposed relevant legislation to strengthen protections.

According to CertiK report, by 2025, the United States will see crypto ATM scam losses reaching $333 million, with complaints increasing to 12,000 cases, mostly involving elderly victims. The scams are diverse, and AI technology has made the situation worse, increasing the difficulty of tracking down perpetrators.

Gate News Announcement: On March 10, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin ATM operator Bitcoin Depot announced the launch of its enterprise-level financial services platform ReadyBucks, providing working capital support for small businesses, gig economy workers, and independent contractors. According to Globenewswire, ReadyBucks is currently available in multiple states across the United States, with plans to gradually expand to more regions.

The Bitcoin mining company supported by the Trump family, American Bitcoin, released its 2025 financial report, showing a Bitcoin reserve of over 6,000 coins, with annual revenue of $185.2 million. The company adopted a "scaling mining + ATM fundraising" model to increase reserves, with a hash rate deployment of approximately 25 EH/s, and owns 78,000 ASIC miners.