small issue with this. It is not widely accepted that cryptocurrency or stablecoins are the primary method of financing for organized crime. Even the study you cited only says that stablecoins make up 63% of illicit crypto transaction volume. That is not to say that stablecoins outweigh fiat currency use in these crimes. I'm pretty sure fiat currency still constitutes the principal funding mechanism for organized crime according to studies on the matter.
small issue with this. It is not widely accepted that cryptocurrency or stablecoins are the primary method of financing for organized crime. Even the study you cited only says that stablecoins make up 63% of illicit crypto transaction volume. That is not to say that stablecoins outweigh fiat currency use in these crimes. I'm pretty sure fiat currency still constitutes the principal funding mechanism for organized crime according to studies on the matter.