币界网报道：The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has issued a warning that 73 jurisdictions have yet to fully enact the "Travel Rule" for crypto transactions, with 60 of them lacking proper enforcement mechanisms. The global financial watchdog emphasized that non-compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) standards could lead to regulatory crackdowns. The Travel Rule, which requires virtual asset service providers (VASPs) to share sender and recipient information for transactions above $1,000, has seen uneven adoption globally. While major financial hubs like the U.S. and EU have implemented the rule, FATF noted significant gaps in Asia and Africa. The report highlighted that only 29% of assessed jurisdictions have "substantial compliance" with FATF's crypto standards. Experts warn that inconsistent enforcement creates loopholes for illicit activities, urging coordinated global action. The FATF plans to intensify monitoring and may blacklist non-compliant countries, potentially restricting their access to international financial systems. Crypto industry groups have called for clearer guidance on technical implementation, citing challenges in cross-border data sharing and privacy concerns. The warning comes as global crypto transaction volumes hit $22 trillion in 2023, with regulators increasingly focused on preventing misuse of digital assets.