The international anti-money laundering standard-setting body FATF stated in its 42-page report released in March that stablecoins have become the most widely used virtual assets in illegal transactions, including being used by entities related to Iran and North Korea to evade sanctions and finance proliferation. FATF called for strengthened regulation of stablecoin issuers. FATF pointed out that in 2024, the scale of illegal stablecoin activities related to fraud and scams is estimated to be around $51 billion; citing Chainalysis data, it stated that in 2025, stablecoins will account for 84% of the $154 billion in illegal virtual asset transactions; TRM Labs also noted that in 2025, stablecoins received by illegal entities will reach $141 billion, with some months seeing overall stablecoin transaction volumes exceeding $1 trillion per month. (CoinDesk) https://www.(wublock123.com)/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=6&id=57512