TRM Labs Study Flags Rising Criminal Use of Stablecoins Despite 99% Licit Activity

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TRM Labs Study Flags Rising Criminal Use of Stablecoins Despite 99% Licit ActivityA recent TRM Labs study highlights the dual nature of stablecoins, showing both their massive growth and increasing role in criminal activity, alongside shifts in global crypto adoption. The Dual Role of Speed and Cost Stablecoin transaction volumes reached a record high of over $4 trillion between January and July of this year, according to […]

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