ChainCatcher reported that according to News.bitcoin, according to data from the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering (FATF), 97 of the 130 jurisdictions "only partially comply or do not comply" with anti-money laundering recommendations for the virtual asset sector. 88 jurisdictions (60%) have decided to allow virtual asset service providers (VASPs), while 14% (20 jurisdictions) explicitly prohibit them. FATF claims that stablecoins and cryptocurrencies with enhanced anonymity are increasingly being used by terrorist organizations and "rogue states."