According to CNBC, the number of Bitcoin ATMs is rapidly increasing in the United States, which some experts believe also poses an increasingly serious threat of cybercrime. Bitcoin ATM is similar to traditional cash ATM: it requires entering a PIN code and paying withdrawal fees, just like other ATMs. However, unlike cash ATMs, the high value of cryptocurrencies makes them a primary target for hackers. Therefore, although a cash ATM hidden between gas station snacks and energy drinks may not attract much attention, a Bitcoin ATM will be scrutinized by more criminals. @tfuhf