Crypto isn’t just digital anymore — it’s on the street corner. CoinFlip, the Chicago-based operator behind 5,500+ Bitcoin ATMs worldwide, is reportedly flirting with a 1 billion sale, according to Bloomberg. Not bad for a company that lets you buy crypto next to your local 7-Eleven.
But this isn’t just about kiosks. It’s about the real-world bridge between normies and Web3.
Let’s break down why CoinFlip matters — and why its billion-dollar bid signals a shift in crypto MA.
Founded in 2015, CoinFlip operates one of the largest crypto ATM networks on the planet — stretching from the U.S. to Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.
Their mission? Make crypto tangible. For millions of people, ATMs still feel safer than DeFi dashboards.
And with Bitcoin flying past 102K, the timing couldn’t be better.
CoinFlip isn’t just machines. Their self-custodial wallet app is the real key to their empire.
Think of it as a full-stack crypto experience — minus the learning curve.
Got serious volume? CoinFlip Preferred is their over-the-counter (OTC) desk, helping clients execute high-value trades via bank transfer — with relationship managers on tap.
Perfect for:
In a world still suspicious of self-custody, CoinFlip is onboarding the next wave of users — one personal concierge at a time.
The CoinFlip sale talks come amid a surge of crypto MA activity in 2025:
All fueled by Bitcoin’s bull run — and a shift toward real-world crypto access.
CoinFlip’s appeal? It connects the unbanked, the cautious, and the curious to crypto, not with hype — but with hardware.
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