In our latest blog, we analyze the FATF’s new report on stablecoins, revealing that stablecoins now account for 84% of illicit crypto transaction volume.
Key takeaways:
- Regulatory focus is shifting to secondary markets
- Personal wallet monitoring is becoming standard
- Advanced analytics are closing the visibility gap
Read the full analysis here:

FATF’s report highlights that stablecoins’ price stability and high liquidity have made them a preferred tool for illicit actors.

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