British media warns that stablecoins carry hidden risks, and stablecoins may provide opportunities for money laundering.

ChainThink reports: US President Trump signed the stablecoin regulatory act on the 18th, which is the first stablecoin legislation at the federal level in the United States. However, the hidden risks in the development of stablecoins and how they will reshape the financial ecosystem have drawn attention. The Financial Times stated that the cross-border flow of funds in stablecoins is anonymous, making it difficult for regulatory authorities to effectively track the flow of funds and accurately estimate the scale of funds, providing opportunities for illegal financial activities such as money laundering, greatly increasing the difficulty of regulation. In countries and regions with weak financial systems, the widespread adoption of stablecoins will inevitably exert a strong impact on the local financial system. Once a crisis occurs in stablecoins, it is highly likely to trigger a chain reaction of market trust crises, leading to the outbreak of liquidity risk.