Ethereum has skyrocketed almost 20 percent on the day to trade at $207 at press time. After accelerated losses yesterday, September 12, saw the top alt sink below the $170 mark to post new 2018 lows, Ethereum has today rapidly recovered back to September 9 levels, reversing several days of declining value.

In total, there are currently over 2,100 bitcoin ATMs operating in the United States, according to Coin ATM Radar, which tracks the growth of bitcoin ATM locations. They’re in almost every state, and there are well over 200 in New York City, around 300 in Los Angeles and about 200 in Chicago, according to the site. Five or six new ones are installed every day, it added, and the average fee is 8.69%. The growing number of cryptocurrency ATMs is one of many signs of the ongoing and dramatic technological shift in ATM technology in general. In recent years, companies have been testing everything from biometric face scans to holograms and terminals that don’t have any card readers at all. Consumer expectations are also changing.