From Shadows to Spotlight 👉 Pakistan’s $21 Billion Crypto Market Nears Legal Status

1. Pakistan’s $21 Billion Crypto Leap
Pakistan’s crypto story is at a turning point. Though illegal in banks’ eyes, citizens already invested $21 billion in cryptos. P2P trades and exchanges kept the market alive, proving digital money is too strong to suppress.

2. Defiance Meets Legitimacy
The State Bank barred banks from handling crypto in 2018. Yet trading thrived in homes and WhatsApp groups. Legalization now offers relief but risk too. Will rules inspire innovation or bury activity in bureaucracy? Let's be positive.

3. Military Oversight and Politics
With the military’s grip on economic policy, politicians have little space to act. A $21 billion sector needs transparency, but power struggles risk turning regulation into control, limiting its benefits for citizens.

4. The Trump Factor and Sun’s Shadow

In April, Pakistan entered into a partnership with World Liberty Financial (WLF), a firm reportedly connected to members of Trump’s family. In the US, critics call it a conflict of interest since a sitting president’s family profits from a speculative asset. Meanwhile, Justin Sun, founder of TRON, was exposed moving millions in WLFI tokens despite pledges not to sell, leading to a wallet freeze. His case shows how politics, power, and manipulation collide in crypto. Traders curious about WLFI may view it as a bridge to global assets, but such ties raise questions of credibility and fairness.

5. Joy, Risk, and Power
For Pakistan, legalization is relief but also a test. Citizens who once defied bans now hope for legitimacy. With Trump’s token clouded by conflict and Sun’s controversies, Pakistan’s crypto future balances between empowerment, risk, and influence.

6. My Best Wishes to Pak Traders