2025-12-31 03:21:26

In a conversation with the Pakistan Cryptocurrency Commission, industry insiders shared a bold assessment: this South Asian country is accelerating its布局, and if it maintains its current pace, it could fully join the global crypto leading group within the next five years.

Interestingly, the local government clearly recognizes one point — the young population's desire for digital assets is real. This is not a knee-jerk decision but a quick response after recognizing market demand, and the speed of implementing related frameworks has indeed exceeded expectations.

A particularly noteworthy focus is the path of tokenization. Bringing stock market assets on-chain can directly attract global investors, which is not only a liquidity issue but also an upgrade to the market structure. The person emphasized that Pakistan should accelerate its推进 in this area.

A more realistic observation is that compared to the hundreds of millions of startup thresholds in the banking and AI industries, blockchain is much more friendly to startups. But the problem is also obvious: education and incubation systems cannot keep up. If these two areas can be improved, a large number of innovative projects could truly be unleashed.

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OnchainHolmes

· 3h ago

Is Pakistan really about to take off? Making it into the global top tier in five years—this claim might be a bit too optimistic. Tokenization sounds good, but honestly, it's still a liquidity game. Without proper education, things could really go wrong. I agree that blockchain has a low barrier to entry, but without an incubation system, it's just a bunch of project teams harvesting retail investors. The government's quick response is indeed surprising, but South Asia also has many pitfalls. It depends on how things develop next.

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WalletInspector

· 3h ago

Pakistan has indeed seized the opportunity this time. The government's quick response shows they truly understand it.

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ChainPoet

· 3h ago

Pakistan's recent developments are quite interesting; we've truly seen the needs of young people. However, five years to reach the global tier... that's a bit optimistic, right? The biggest pitfall is the education system falling behind; even the best policies are useless without it. Tokenization sounds great, but we need to beware of liquidity traps. Being startup-friendly is definitely a plus, but lacking ecological support is still a mystery. South Asia's market potential is still there; the key is who can get up and running first. Having a framework quickly doesn't mean execution can keep up; reality can be quite harsh.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 3h ago

Bhatia's move this time is really aggressive. If they can truly establish the education system, South Central Asia might just explode.

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just_vibin_onchain

· 3h ago

Pakistan's recent move is quite interesting. Can they reach the top globally in five years? It depends on whether their education system can keep up; otherwise, even the best framework will be useless.

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