Bitcoin Depot Reports $3.7M Loss after Breach of Corporate Wallets
By Amin Haqshanas
Published on April 9, 2026.
Crypto ATM operator Bitcoin Depot has reported a $3.7M loss after a hacker accessed its internal systems on March 23. The breach occurred after the attacker took control of credentials linked to Bitcoin Depot’s corporate Bitcoin (BTC) wallets. The company stated that its customer accounts, platforms, and personal data were not affected. Despite the loss, Bitcoin Depot's shares rose sharply on Wednesday, closing at $2.74, up $0.37 or 15.09% on the day. The firm has been under increasing legal and regulatory pressure across several US states.
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