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Pakistan Crypto Council Makes Big Moves in Just 50 Days
In only 50 days since its launch on March 14, 2025, the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) has made impressive progress. It’s putting Pakistan on the global crypto map, not just watching from the sidelines but taking charge.
One of its biggest wins? Bringing on Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the billionaire founder of Binance — the world’s largest crypto exchange — as a key advisor. His global experience gives PCC a strong edge.
That’s not all. PCC also signed an agreement with World Liberty Financial (WLF) — a U.S. blockchain group supported by Donald Trump. This marks the first U.S.-Pakistan blockchain deal and opens doors for stablecoins, DeFi, and global blockchain systems in Pakistan.
The Council is also talking to international bitcoin mining firms to use Pakistan’s extra electricity to power AI and crypto farms, turning unused energy into income.
Recently, PCC’s CEO Bilal Bin Saqib met Malaysia’s foreign minister to discuss working together on Shariah-compliant digital finance and technology.
On top of that, they’re building a clear and secure crypto framework for Pakistan — with help from international experts — focused on fighting financial crime and supporting safe innovation.
Crypto leaders like Justin Sun, founder of TRON (a $24 billion blockchain project), have shown interest in visiting Pakistan due to PCC’s fast progress.
While some countries, like India, are tightening crypto rules, Pakistan is doing the opposite — welcoming tech leaders and investors with open arms.
In just under two months, PCC has made Pakistan a serious player in the global crypto world — and they’re just getting started.
