Pakistan inches closer to entering crypto world
- World Liberty Financial signed a Letter of Intent with the Pakistan Crypto Council today, April 28, 2025, in Islamabad.
- This agreement aims to accelerate blockchain innovation and stablecoin adoption across Pakistan.
- Collaboration areas include launching regulatory sandboxes and facilitating decentralised finance protocol growth.
- The finance ministry stated this bolsters Pakistan's fast-growing crypto market status.
- The government plans to announce comprehensive crypto legalization policies soon to encourage international investment.
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Trump-backed World Liberty Financial partners with Pakistan Crypto Council
The Donald Trump-backed World Liberty Financial has signed a Letter of Intent with the Pakistan Crypto Council to accelerate crypto adoption in the South Asian country and one of the industry’s fastest-growing markets.Under the partnership, World Liberty will help the Council launch regulatory sandboxes to test blockchain-based products, expand stablecoin applications for remittances and trade, explore real-world asset tokenization, and assist w…
Pakistan inches closer to entering crypto world
Pakistan on Saturday announced that it has initiated a deal with President Donald Trump-backed World Liberty Financial to accelerate the journey towards legally adopting digital currencies, in a move that might follow a slew of legal changes to inch towards the crypto world. The Ministry of Finance made the announcement following separate meetings between the World Liberty Financial (WLF) delegation and Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir, Pr…
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Surplus electricity in Pakistan could power its future as a cryptocurrency titan. In March, the newly formed Pakistan Crypto Council had its inaugural meeting, which was presided over by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, according to Profit. The concept of using the country's surplus electricity for bitcoin mining was discussed at length. Pakistan's energy surplus comes as a result of "large-scale construction of new power plants," according …
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