Sterling Heights council introduces ordinance to license crypto machines after police cite local scams The council voted to introduce an ordinance requiring specialty licenses, annual inspections, transaction logs and limits for virtual-currency machines after police said 27 such units operate in Sterling Heights and residents reported $542,000 in losses in 2025.

Sterling Heights is taking a stand against cryptocurrency scams by introducing new regulations for crypto kiosks, aiming to protect residents from significant financial losses.

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