Illegally obtained stablecoin has the potential to be sold at either a premium or a discount, depending on the method used for money laundering. When stablecoin is acquired through illegal means, such as fraudulent activities or hacking, individuals may attempt to convert it into traditional currency through various laundering techniques. These techniques can involve selling the stablecoin at a higher value than its actual worth, resulting in a premium. Conversely, individuals may also sell the stablecoin at a lower value than its market price in order to quickly dispose of the illicitly obtained funds, resulting in a discount.
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