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$397,000 in damages reported... Framingham passes ban on crypto ATMs

Original headline39만7000달러 피해 신고…프레이밍엄, 가상자산 ATM 금지안 가결

Open the sourceReported by TokenPost, tokenpost.kr, 10 November 2026, by 최윤서

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Framingham, Massachusetts, passed a municipal ordinance banning cryptocurrency ATMs on November 5, following a report that 10 crypto-related fraud cases since 2023 resulted in $397,000 in losses, a figure presented to the city council by Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan. The FBI defines crypto kiosks as ATM-style machines that exchange cash for digital assets, and scammers typically direct victims to withdraw cash from their banks and feed it into the machines. The vote makes Framingham one of a growing number of U.S. municipalities restricting physical crypto kiosks over fraud concerns. Watch for whether other Massachusetts cities adopt similar bans and how kiosk operators respond to the loss of a local market.

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Framingham, crypto ATMs, Marian Ryan, FBI