Online reports, Cointelegraph reported that the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) recently issued a warning against rising criminal activities in stablecoins. Executives from blockchain analysis companies Chainalysis and AssetReality said the move was aimed at strengthening supervision rather than restricting industry development. Data shows that stablecoins accounted for 63% of total illegal encryption transactions in 2025. Chainalysis policy advisers pointed out that the FATF calls on all countries to unify regulatory standards for stablecoin issuers, implement real-time monitoring and strengthen international cooperation. The co-founder of AssetReality emphasized the need to apply traditional financial anti-money laundering standards to the field of digital assets. In 2023, Tether froze US$225 million in fraudulent USDT at the request of the United States.