South Korea's ruling party has proposed a law to regulate stablecoins. It would require issuers to keep large reserves and separate them from other funds. The goal is to create clear rules for digital assets and protect financial stability.
Crypto Family, have you ever wondered where our money goes when liquidation happens? That moment when your position is closed and you see funds disappear?
Does money really disappear into thin air?
No! Money doesn’t disappear anywhere – it just gets reintegrated into the system
in some exchanges. Some goes to save other traders in trouble. And some goes to fees.
*Ways to avoid liquidation
1. Use less leverage – the more leverage, the more risk.
2. Set a stop loss – automatically close the position if the market goes against you.
3. Keep an eye on margin – always check how close you are to liquidation.
4. Don’t put all your money into one coin or position.
Summary: So friends, trade wisely next time – otherwise, money will go and only the story will remain!
In crypto, there should be no emotions ❤️, only wisdom 💯.
Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) CEO Meets U.S. Official on Digital Asset Strategy
Bilal Bin Saqib, Minister of State for Crypto & Blockchain and CEO of the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC), met with Robert ‘Bo’ Hines, Executive Director of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s Council on Digital Assets, at the White House to discuss strategic alignment on digital assets, including Bitcoin integration and decentralized infrastructure.
Bo Hines, appointed by President Trump in January 2025, leads national policy on digital asset innovation and regulation.
In May, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif appointed Bilal Bin Saqib as Special Assistant on Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, with the status of Minister of State.
Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) Chief Executive Officer Bilal Bin Saqib has unveiled the country’s first government-led Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Mr. Saqib was recently appointed as Special Assistant to the Prime Minister for Crypto and Blockchain, with the rank of minister of state. He has been visiting the United States to attract investment in Pakistan’s crypto markets.
Pakistan Allocates 2,000 Megawatts of Surplus Power to Bitcoin Mining and AI Data Centers
Pakistan has announced a significant initiative to allocate 2,000 megawatts (MW) of surplus electricity for Bitcoin mining and artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. This move aims to transform underutilized energy resources into avenues for economic growth and technological advancement.
The Pakistan Crypto Council, chaired by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, has formed a special committee to review crypto regulations and propose a governance framework.
Aurangzeb emphasized the government’s commitment to building a modern financial system with blockchain as a key element.